February 2010

There’s two types of work–that where you need to be alert and creative–challenging enough where you’re unsure you will be successful. And then there is the type that can and should be automated away–the repetitive boring stuff–call it type-B. While type-b work may require a bit of thinking here and there, it’s nothing you couldn’t [...]

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When things are too good in life, I believe that people fall into relaxed patterns. Desire and drive are often the casualty. It has been my observation that this is why some people who have some major malfunction in their lives are so often the ones pursuing greatness. They stereotypically didn’t get enough love as [...]

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There is a thin-line between thinking and actually doing in the information age. What’s the difference between sitting and tapping away at a keyboard to do free-form writing (as I’m doing now) and sitting and tapping at a keyboard to set up a new server and launch a new business? The answer is in the [...]

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This post is about how I got into the field of search engine optimization, met Al Haig along the way, and ended up in New York doing SEO consulting for to some of the biggest brands in the world. There’s something special about an Engineer’s method of thinking. While Scientists forge the path, Engineers pave [...]

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