I would like thank all my weekly readers for faithfully following my blog over the past year. I will be taking a one month hiatus from writing in order to focus on some new developments in my business but will … Read More
The human brain weighs just three pounds and yet it contains around 86 billion neurons. Neurogrid, a new circuit board developed at Stanford and modeled on the human brain, is 9,000x faster than the average computer yet it effectively contains … Read More
In 1995, Michael Smith, then President & CEO of Land’s End, ushered in the modern social networking era, with the launch of Classmates.com. SixDegrees, Friendster, LinkedIn, and MySpace followed. Latecomer Facebook (originally known as “TheFacebook”) joined the fray on February … Read More
It is truly an honor for me to welcome Max Hansen, co-founder of Y Scouts, a purpose-driven recruiting firm, to write a guest post this week. I believe Max and his colleagues at Y Scouts are revolutionizing recruiting and I … Read More
I’m pleased to report that on January 14, 2015 my wife and I welcomed our little girl, Sofia Grace, into this world. The past few weeks have been quite a blur, so I’m thankful to my friend Landon Yoder for writing … Read More
“Business is good because it creates value, it is ethical because it is based on voluntary exchange, it is noble because it can elevate our existence and it is heroic because it lifts people out of poverty and creates prosperity” … Read More
“It is a person’s moral obligation and social responsibility to protect a culture which provides an honorable and dignified place at which to work.” – Arthur T. Demoulas August 28, 2014 Market Basket: Beginnings In 1917, Athanasios (“Arthur”) and Efronsini … Read More
In 1918 as World War I was coming to a close, my grandfather, Jack Snow, was born on a farm outside of Jasper, Alabama. Life on the farm was incredibly labor intensive for the entire family and young Jack pitched … Read More