Many thanks to Tim, at cofebuz.com for emailing to let us know our RSS feed didn’t work. This prompted me to delve further into Feedburner and take care of some details I’d been pushing off, as well as update my Feedburner account for the Google switch, which will take place in Feb 2009.  An RSS [...]

Introduction This article is the conclusion of a series based upon an article I recently read in the New York Times called “Upbeat On Cape Cod, Despite Recession”. Part I outlined my reasons for relocating to the Cape and introduced this article. Part II listed and explained the five traits that characterized the five entrepreneurs [...]

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Introduction Recently I had stumbled upon an article from a tweet from Cape Cod based Saltline Studio. The New York Times article was titled Upbeat on Cape Cod, Despite a Recession and basically discussed that although the national perception of the economy is down, Cape Cod maintains a high spirit – and there are examples [...]

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Introduction Have you ever heard the statement that you are “moving too fast” in some area of your life? My guess is that someone has told you this either concerning a relationship, a career or job change, or perhaps even a hobby. There is an underlying notion in society that you should “stick it out” [...]

Introduction Yesterday I went to Barnes and Noble to pick up Mike Huckabee’s “Do The Right Thing” and stumbled upon something unexpected. First I must say that, yes, I do realize that the election is over and Barack Obama is in office. However “Do The Right Thing” was on the New York Time’s Best Sellers [...]

Introduction In the first part of this series titled “Priorities Part I: Concerning Freemasonry” I revealed our intention to include our experiences in Freemasonry as material for this blog as related to personal development for entrepreneurs. In the second part titled “Priorities Part II: Effective Prioritization” I identified a list of priorities as originated by [...]

Introduction The last article titled “Priorities Part I: Concerning Freemasonry” discussed our decision to open the blog up to Freemasonry as a resource to draw upon for personal development of entrepreneurs. Today, I will continue the discussion by outlining a list of priorities as presented to me in a recent Masonic Lodge meeting which I [...]

Introduction This article kicks off a three part series concerning priorities. If you are an entrepreneur, or if you are a new entrepreneur you will soon learn that it is impossible to do it all. There is just too much to do with too little time. From a business perspective you need to overcome gravity [...]