Monthly Archives: September 2010
How to Be More Productive at Work
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column for the Globe & Mail on how to be more productive and efficient at work. It was inspired by the constant challenges that I meet in making my business operate better. This … Continue reading
The End of TechCrunch As We Know It
With 24 hours to think about it, the sale of TechCrunch to AOL strikes me as a head-scratcher, even though TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington says it make complete sense. Of all the potential suitors, AOL would not have been on … Continue reading
Sorry Storify, I Totally Don’t Get It
It’s tough being a startup. Not only do they need to create a product or service that fills a void or need (or, at least, convinces potential users they have a void or need that needs fillings), they have to … Continue reading
Five Questions With….Bryan McCaw
When I started my consulting business in January, 2009, one of my first clients was WineAlign. Created by Bryan McCaw, WineAlign is an online service that makes it easier to make smart buying decisions at the LCBO (the place where … Continue reading
Career 2.0: Life After the Newsroom
A couple of weeks ago, I appeared on “Career Buzz”, a radio show on CIUT-FM hosted by Mark Franklin. The show is focused on exploring how people select and change their career path. It was an interesting opportunity to talk … Continue reading
The Early Bird Can Catch the Worm!
Mitch Joel wrote a post earlier this week in which he talked about how much he liked waking up early. “I’ve learned to embrace, love and be inspired by the quiet of the early morning and the silence of the … Continue reading
