Monthly Archives: July 2008

Social Magic

Last night, I gave a talk at Ignite NYC (thanks Brady for pulling it together!). Above is the video of my talk and below more detail on what I talked about: In college, I studied the concept of leadership pretty … Continue reading

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Change the World

I wouldn’t call myself a PR or marketing guru, but since starting my new life as EIR at Rose Tech Ventures, it’s the skill-set our portfolio companies and friends have called me in for more than anything else. “Nate, you’re … Continue reading

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Open Sourcing BricaBox

Today, I’m excited to announce that BricaBox, LLC is taking the first steps to open source the BricaBox Platform. Since I announced the end of BricaBox as a business last month, I’ve heard from a number of people that open … Continue reading

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What do you need?

A few weeks ago, I wrote about a challenge Darren Herman posted on his blog. The title of my post, and the challenge itself, was “What would you do with 750,000 users?” Fast-forward a week, and Kevin Marshall sees my … Continue reading

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FurtureMeme

It’s worth subscribing early to this new blog: FutureMeme.org — a new project by entrepreneur-extraordinaire Darren Herman — is a new community blog about, well, the future. Darren kicked things off with an about post on his blog and an … Continue reading

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"It's about execution…"

You hear it every day by VCs, entrepreneurs, and strategists… “It’s not about the idea… it’s about the execution of it.” Entrepreneurs who still need to learn this lesson should look no farther than this post from Paul Graham called … Continue reading

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Monitor110 Post Mortem

I’ve been increddibly deliquent in writing more BricaBox post-mortems, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t learn from others’ mistakes. Check out Roger Ehrenberg’s post-mortem for Monitor110, which was one of his first early stage investments (and a company he … Continue reading

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Ignite NYC – 7/29/08

Every so often, there’s an event I have to tell you about, and Ignite NYC is one of those. Founded by Brady Forest and Bre Pettis, this event is like a traveling TED Conference. I’ve seen Ignite in San Francisco, … Continue reading

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What would you do with 750,000 users?

My friend Darren Herman has issued a very interesting challenge on his website. The challenge to entrepreneurs is to solve this problem: I’d like to pose a challenge to all entrepreneurs or established companies who are looking to increase their … Continue reading

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Personality of an Entrepreneur

A few days ago, Path 101 announced the alpha of their site. Congrats, fellas! One of the first features out of the bag is their free personality test section. Now, this is no ordinary personality test… this is a career-oriented … Continue reading

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