2013

• Money for the Other Six Billion
• Book Notes, Choose Yourself - James Altucher
• Gitpilot Postmortem

2012

• My Mission

2011

• Steve Jobs Biography: Insanely Great
• Steve Jobs 1955-2011: Sharing His Message
• Do or Do Not; There Is No Try
• We Should...
• Forget the Shiny Tech, Focus on the Customer Experience
• Big Success Requires Accomplishing Small Goals
• Sometimes It Doesn't Matter What the Contract States
• Saddened by Steve's Departure
• What the Restaurant Industry Can Teach Us About Business: Customer Expectations
• What Does Your App Do Again?
• You're Only as Good As Your Word
• Victory for the Nerds: A Tale of Recovering a Stolen Laptop
• I'm Back
• Fight the Rewrite
• Metaphors and Marketing
• Literature and Life
• Fear and Loved Ones
• On This Day...
• The Two-Device Productivity Solution
• What the Successful Will Do that You Won't
• Diversify Income Streams
• You Need an Emergency Fund
• 51 Hours to Live
• Not the Entrepreneur's Manifesto
• Life is About Maximizing the Happiness Function
• A Real MVP Tale
• To Stand Out, You Must Dazzle Your Customers
• Don't Let the Brain Prevent You From Your Goals
• Pay Per Check-In: Adsense in the real world.
• Consider Customer Motivations
• Your Language to Your Customers
• What if Tumblr Tumbles? Interested in a Tumblr Backup Service?
• The Success Formula of Angry Birds
• Unmotivated? Get Some Layups...
• Legacy is Greater than Currency
• Fight the Man by Building Self-Reliance
• Customers Demand Native for Mobile Apps
• Sports Fans and Identities
• Great Artists Simplify
• I Will Write an Ebook
• Review of the Google Cr-48 Chrome Netbook
• Large Iterations Slow Momentum
• Timely Correspondence
• Eric Schmidt and the Google Triumvirate
• Why Are So Many Logos Blue?
• Become Master of Metaphors
• Procrastination is the Thief of Time
• Starting a Software Business and Finding a Niche Market
• Negativity, Fear, and the Lizard Brain
• Positivity Breeds Positivity
• Make Small Deposits Into the Bank of Success
• 500% Revenue Growth in 2010

2010

• Yes, I Really Do Want One Million Dollars
• The Internet is Too Strong
• Don't Listen to the Techies, Embrace Chrome OS
• Start with a Vision
• Regret Minimization Framework
• Fear of Producing Crap
• Thorn in Your Side
• Social Media and Priorities
• Change the World One Day at a Time: Let's Help Wikipedia
• The Power of the Apology
• Dear Apple: Help Us to Build a Successful Business on the App Store
• Things that Stimulate Your Mind
• Luck Surface Area
• Changing Schedules Can Force Productivity
• A Case for Minimalism
• 40 Hours Is Breaking Even
• Announcing Tribal Fan
• A Wise Man Learns from the Experience of Others
• Build a Lifestyle Business or Build a Social Empire?
• Prison and Taking Things for Granted
• Luck II
• Apple Sucks at Upgrades
• Be 2nd to the Market and Deliver the Wow
• Moving and Minimalism
• Change the World?
• Sometimes Completing a Project Is Better Than Anything Else
• A Message to Capital One and Other Companies Who Sell Commodities
• Entrepreneurship: No Rulebook
• Kevin Rose Took a Risk and Failed
• What Mr. Tibbles Can Teach You About Game Mechanicst
• Go Web or Go Home: 5 Reasons to Take Your App to the Web
• Let Your Customers Determine Your Priority
• Deliver Polish over Features
• Mobile Platform Madness: Apple vs. Google
• 10 Things I've Learned About the Android Market
• It's Who You Know...
• Commitment vs Involvement
• Apple's New App Store Guidelines and What They Mean to Our Business
• Distractions Are the Bane of Productivity
• Solve Your Own Problem
• Traction and Growth: Sports Fan Apps
• Resilience: It's Not How Hard You Hit, It's How Hard You Can Get Hit And Keep Moving Forward
• Always Build Equity: what you can learn from a Pick-up Artist.
• Are You a Commodity? Foursquare > Facebook Location
• Work Until Your Eyes Bleed
• Steve Jobs Lesson on Marketing: Values and Belief
• Discipline Is the Strength to Do Things that Will Make Our Future Selves Proud
• So You Want to Become Rich?
• Curly's Law
• Death of Books
• Work Hard, Play Hard
• 100th Post
• Selling Is All About Relationships
• Goodbye DJ Explode
• Loyalty
• Luck
• "Better" is the Enemy of "Good Enough"
• The Startup Idea Filter
• The Trap Is Your Mind
• What Captain Jack Sparrow Can Teach Us About Entrepreneurship
• What Would Motivate You to Use MindSpread?
• Google Wave Post Mortem - What Entrepreneurs Can Learn
• Pointing the Finger Rarely Solves Problems
• Learning Pains II
• Scale To Your Customer's Budget - The Opposite Approach to Charging by the Hour
• Your Call Is Important To Us
• What Monopoly Can Teach Us About Business
• A Crappy Vision Is Better Than Lack of Vision
• Which Is Better: the Journey or the Destination?
• A Pessimist Presupposes Failure. An Optimist Presupposes Success.
• Facebook Connects Us, And Disconnects Us
• Leverage Simplicity and the Desire For Information
• Wow, you've changed.
• Give Your Customers a Story To Tell
• Better to Have a Difficult Conversation Now, Instead of a Failed Customer Interaction Later
• You Can't Fake Passion
• Leveraging Social Capital and the 8th Circle of Hell
• Relationships > Resumes
• Winning Isn't Everything, It's the Only Thing
• Will Touchscreen Kill the Mouse Star?
• How I Got Back My Mojo
• The Dream: How Gurbaksh Chahal Made Over 100 Million Dollars
• Use a Weakness to Develop a Strength
• Managing Up: You Don't Work in a Vacuum
• Disconnect to Recharge
• Focus On Your Customers and the Money Will Follow
• Compete on High-Touch
• My Interview at Microsoft: Design a Kitchen
• Time to Quit Your Job: Leveraging the Internet for Content Distribution (3 of 3)
• Why You Should Incorporate Game Mechanics into Your Web App
• How to Make Your Meetings 10x More Efficient
• My Son Saved Me From Complacency
• Time to Quit Your Job: Fight For Flight (2 of 3)
• If Only
• Time to Quit Your Job: The Motivation (part 1 of 3)
• Beware of the Anecdotes
• Project Managers are from Imaginationland
• Software as a Vision
• Just Be Yourself
• Be Exceptional and People Will Market For You
• Embrace Discomfort
• Steve Jobs Is This Century's Henry Ford
• Delivering Happiness Review
• Big Omaha 2010: The Convention, The Parties, and Our Good Friend, Gentleman Jack
• Too Many Mind, How Your Cell Phone Can Cost You The Deal
• It's All About the MVP, Obey Gall's Law
• Is it actionable? No? Then get rid of it...
• Less Consumption, More Production
• 1 Head is Better than 2, or 3, or 4, or etc.
• Patience: Success Takes Years
• Announcing MindSpread: Pay-It-Forward for Books
• It's Time to Get Scrappy
• The Sport of Business
• Legacy Is Not Purpose
• Inspiration Is Not Perishable.
• Learning Pains
• The Two-Second Rule
• Viva La Business Cards
• Admirable Simplicty
• Bona Fide Everyday Stories
• Quibids - The New Pet Rock
• Don't Assume The Negative
• Addicted to Repetition
• What a Man with No Arms And No Legs Can Teach Us About Success
• Put Personality Into Your Business
• The Only Person Who Cares About Your Idea Is Your Mom
• Detoxify Your Life
• Hey Taco John's, Go F*ck Yourselves: A failure to understand customer mindshare
• We Have A Duty
• Five Products That Would Make My Life Easier
• Starting A Business Is Like Getting Married
• How Bad Do You Want It?
• Forget Work, It's Time to Rework
• Apple's Walled Garden: iAds and html5:
• It Shouldn't Be That Hard, Right?
• Always Remember Number One
• iAds Secret Sauce: How Apple's Recipe Will Cause a Paradigm Shift
• It's Not About Time, It's About Priority
• The Finest Way To Succeed
• 5 Common Grammatical & Spelling Errors You Must Fix Now
• The Best Exercise Any Entrepreneur Can Do
• The Best Word Customers Will Ever Hear
• If the iPad Is a Big iPod Touch, then People Are Just Smart Monkeys
• 2 Apps Are Better Than 1
• Social Media Is Not About You, It's About Everyone But You
• The Descent: an iPhone Software Company's Struggle Part 2
• It's All Our Fault: Why Building a Business on the Apple App Store is a Losing Proposition
• Out of the Gates and Baring It All: an iPhone Software Company's Struggle Part 1
• Meeting Deadlines
• Entrepreneurial Heroes
• Inspiration Is Perishable

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