Tag Archives: People

99 Abstract Life Hacks – Make your Life Easier Today! 1

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Outsourcing Revisited – What I’ve Learned Since 2010 0

* caveat - this post is from the perspective of a small business owner who does not have full time managers and human resource specialists. Someone who doesn’t have systems and processes in place to manage large collaborative teams on long term projects. This is for someone managing a small team with limited resources and need work done in the most efficient and [...]

Discovery vs Debate – A Tale of Two Conversationalists 0

Have you ever gotten into a discussion with someone and had it feel like a wonderful journey of discovery, where both of you were bouncing off each other, teaching, learning and debating yes; but growing together with the conversation? What about a discussion where right off the bat it gets straight into a heated debate, [...]

Founders of Youtube, Twitter and Skype Speak at Dublin Web Summit 0

My friend Michael Clyne of Pathpacific.com just posted up the recording of the Dublin Web Summit where they had some truly amazing speakers. The line up included Chad Hurley – Founder of YouTube, Jack Dorsey – Twitter Founder and Niklas Zennstrom – Skype Founder to name a few. Michael runs a video production studio in [...]

How to KILL it In the Corporate World (or the Big, Small, Big Theory) – Part 2 1

Last post I introduced the big-small-big theory on how to get ahead in the corporate world. If you haven’t read it yet, I suggest you go back because this post won’t make any sense otherwise… I talked about the concept of how working in a small business produces more productive employees which can then progress [...]

The Secret to Eternal Youth – Play the Game of Life (It’s Actually a Game not a Metaphor) 2

The Game of Life is an awesome game. I’ve been playing it for a couple of years now but have slowed down since I started travelling. I managed a few decent sessions in Budapest but you really need to know people (usually) for longer than a few hours to get them to join in on [...]

Are You a Decision Making Douche? 2

My latest and faviouritest book is Psycho Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz. I have the audio version and am on my third listen. Which is no small feat as it’s a monstrous book. The book is crazy famous and has been used by countless athletes, actors, CEOs, entrepreneurs, coaches etc… For those who don’t know, Psycho [...]

A Simple Tip for Socialising while Travelling Solo (or How to Have Mind Blowing Nights Out when you’re on your Own) 9

Travelling alone is one of the best things I’ve ever done. It opened my eyes to both the external world and internally into my own personality and mind. One of the changes I had to quickly adapt to was that if I wanted any type of human interaction I had to go out and find [...]

Abstract Education: The Khan Academy 0

This site is truly amazing and could turn out to be one of the most important websites in the world. Abstract living at its finest. I urge everyone to share it with everyone they know. Its a site with videos teaching educational concepts. It starts with simple concepts like 1+1 and goes all the way [...]

Gangster & Innovator – Mark Burnett @ Blogworld 0

One of the more interesting events that happened during the day at Blogworld was a keynote by Mark Burnett and his following publicity stunt. If you don’t know, who Mark Burnett is, here is a Wikipedia excerpt: Mark Burnett (born 17 July 1960) is a British television producer, known for creating and/or producing competition-based reality [...]