Google is officially more valuable than FedEx, McDonalds, Coke, Intel, IBM, and Wal-Mart, among others…

It’s interesting how much effort we actually put in appearing effortless and informal in our writing. I was a groomsman at one of my best friend’s weddings yesterday. I gave … Continue reading “”

Funnily enough several of my friends thought I had posted the reply you will read below 🙂 What am I doing wrong? Okay, I’m tired of beating around the bush. … Continue reading “”

Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you’ve imagined. Thoreau

My friend Auren Hoffman just posted an article arguing that wine is a big scam. Check it out, I love the sardonic tone: http://summation.typepad.com/summation/2007/09/wine-is-a-big-s.html

Most business books cover what it takes for large businesses to get even larger. Very few have covered what it takes to go from $0 to $1 billion in revenues. … Continue reading “”

The BBC recently reported that people fluent in two languages rather than one were both sharper mentally and did not experience mental decline associated with age. If you needed another … Continue reading “”

A few weeks ago I blogged about the impressive improvements happening in the image resizing world (https://fabricegrinda.com/innovations-image-resizing/). The video below show the types of manipulations now possible in video. It’s … Continue reading “”

Historically, I would have said being in love is the single most wonderful and important thing. It’s an arbiter of chemistry. However, some may argue being in love is an … Continue reading “”

I just came across Touchgraph. The service is extremely interesting. I am not sure they can ever monetize it, but it’s a great way to visualize connections between sites. Check … Continue reading “”

As a supposed “expert on happiness” (try googling expert on happiness for fun), I am often asked to summarize what I have learned from the books and articles I have … Continue reading “”

I am a Daniel Auteuil fan in general, but this movie struck a chord. As a formerly (or is it merely recovering?) self centered, arrogant, harsh, introverted, shy and conservative … Continue reading “”

There is still a lot of innovation going on in this world. Take a look at this tool that resizes images on the fly, it’s awesome!

Over the past year, I blogged a few time about the importance of deliberate practice in achieving high performance (A Star is Made, A Star is Made – Part 2) … Continue reading “”

A few weeks ago I had the great pleasure of attending a small salon on ethics, spirituality and religion. I was humbled by the intelligence and insight of the attendees: … Continue reading “”