I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Sramana Mitra today, about the story of how I built multiple successful businesses out of a high school hobby and with no formal business training. She now has my whole, untold story! If she writes about me, I'll link to her post or ...
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Cruise Critic is a great site to read traveler reviews of cruise ships. It's one of many sites that offer travel user reviews, like Trip Advisor and others. I have seen some long winded reviews in my day but I found one that is the king of all reviews. I ...
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There is a very well-hidden setting in Paypal that can save you a lot of money in Paypal fees depending upon the volume of Paypal payments that you receive. This is particularly important for merchants selling goods, or big sites that accept subscriptions, but it's important for ebay sellers ...
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Danasoft is a site we created years ago but it was really ahead of its time, before all of these social apps became popular. The Danasoft sign is an image that people can put on their profile pages (myspace, facebook), blogs, and sites, with custom quotes. It's popular ...
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I'm at the Web 2.0 Expo this week in San Francisco. Last year, this conference sucked a bit, because it was just so much hype and no substance. This year, the bigger online players are here, the session talks are more useful, and now the hype has ...
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This came as a big surprise and made me laugh. I logged in to check the balance on one of my company credit cards and saw that my credit limit had increased from something like $40k to this: I guess they have a lot of faith in my ability to ...
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Thanks to all those who participated in the blogging challenge, including: d3rd-eye Fred Cobio Sean the Blogger News Notion Geek O World Health Niche Rumbling Lankan Techslave Cool Forex Tech Exclusive Hello Ashok Netgeex Mygodworld Sitegorge mhatamoto Henry Blogs nSpeaks Michael Graham Richard Deb's Lounge Brilliances The Rhythm of Write Charles Hamel Now to those of you lazy asses (you know who you are!) who saw the # of pingbacks on my original ...
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We've all heard that advice, right? Most people, if they've been around long enough, know that anyone who has a closed mind and therefore says that something is definitively impossible, often gets their ego handed to them on a platter when they are eventually proven wrong. Still, there ...
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Thanks to everyone who supported yesterday's blogging challenge about living indefinitely. About 60 bloggers have answered the $20 blogging challenge so far, so if you haven't done so yet, there is still time. There were a lot of insightful posts about the topic, and I was happy to ...
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I'm in San Diego this week for the Emerging Technology Conference. ETech offers a great opportunity to hear about the latest tech breakthroughs and to talk with some of today's best minds in science, engineering, and online media. There are a lot of sessions at the conference that focus on ...
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