What to Change and What Not To Change, That is the Question

Aug 12

I have an idea that I am presenting to people that is truly exceptional. Everyone I have presented to embraces the idea, loves the idea, but each wants it to be in someway somewhat different than it is. This is called feedback, and this is good. To a certain extent, this is feedback that I need to weigh and incorporate into the idea, allowing the idea, the project,...

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Simply Asking Folks About How They Use the Web

Aug 09

We’re starting a very large project here at RevenFlo, and I am in a phase of planning, researching, and imagining interface, usability, and such. So, I have been asking those around me questions like, Which websites do you use frequently? Why do you go there? What do you do there? It has been fascinating to hear the responses. They mostly fit into the...

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Highest and Best Use for Web Knowledge Workers

Aug 09

Dicksy said to me the other day, “You need a bigger plate, actually you need a platter.” She said this while I was telling her about what all I had going on with things at work. Of course, I know what she means, but it got me thinking. I want to have more impact that I am having now. I want to affect greater positive change than I am affecting now. And I...

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The Markets Crashed Again, I Heard

Aug 05

A dear friend of mine just picked up a bike yesterday that he had on layaway for a couple of months. I’d like to be the first in line of 300 million Americans to thank him for using layaway instead of a credit card. My greatest worry about our financial situation is that those in leadership positions seem to think the “answer” is for us to get back...

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Gutsy Smurf, Melancholy, and the New Economy

Aug 02

This morning my wife gave me Gutsy Smurf. We took the kids to see the Smurf movie the other day, and she took them to get Smurf action figures (if you can call them that), and while there, she bought me Gutsy Smurf. She did it because I’ve been a little down lately. Just kind of in a funk. The reason is my relentless desire to do the extraordinary, to go...

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A Riddle, Truth, and Our Disposition

Aug 01

Three traveling men share a motel room. The cost of the room is $30. They each give the attendant $10, and then go to their room. The attendant then decides to discount the room by $5. So, he gives the $5 (in ones) to his son to return to the men. The boy doesn’t know how to split the $5 (five one-dollar bills)  with three people. So, he gives $1 to each man,...

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Technology Companies in South Carolina

Jul 11

Rock Hill, Myrtle Beach, Greenville, Charleston, and Columbia are all great, unique towns – some burgeoning, each ever-evolving, and all desirous of technology companies to form or locate in their walkable urban districts. In these towns, you find a high standard of living with a low cost. They have great schools, lots of history, and each a unique bohemianism...

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