Lessons Learned: Quit early, quit often
Seth nails the sunk costs considerations in technology when evaluating how to go forward or not:
One of the most important lessons they teach in business school is to ‘ignore sunk costs’. It doesn’t matter how much time or money or effort you’ve invested in something, if that project no longer makes economic sense, you should [...]
Registration Reflections: PodCamp Atlanta
So I’ve spent the better part of the day yesterday trying to register to be able to edit the wiki page and declare my participation. Not an easy process for many reasons – internet up and down, had no idea how to obtain an invite key. So with a little help from Brogan, since it [...]
$1 Coffee a sustainable model?
So with the recent Starbuck’s test of a $1.50 short in Seattle and rumors of a $1 bottomless cup it could make it cheaper to consume more paper products and miscellaneous packaging. That being said – you can make your own coffee, here is the ROI to justify a crazy expensive espresso and [...]
Lessons Learned: What is Value? Depends on how/when you look at it
So I spent a good deal of time thinking about value this weekend for a couple of reasons:
1. I had to spend way too much time in a vet hospital for my dog panic and cost/benefit never really entered my mind, but I did do some quick budget math out of financial diligence – couldn’t [...]
