October 2010
7 posts
My 1st Month as a Caveman
After I ran Boston earlier this year, I had a misplaced sense of entitlement with respect to my eating; every burrito, peanut M&M, glass of beer, or pizza was a friend of mine.
Marathon morning:
155 lb.
< 10% body-fat
Several months of bad habits:
167 lb.
~16% body-fat
I gained 12 lbs. of fat! (admittedly, I had a lot of fun doing it)
I decided to correct this, and since I’m a...
Students & BostInnovation better Boston
Saturday, BostInnovation held “ShutUP & Startup,” an opportunity for local college students to pitch their ideas to one another, and to work with startup mentors to flesh-out their business models. I was lucky enough to participate as a startup mentor (and I may have co-learned as much as any of the students!)
The format for the day was straightforward: over breakfast, students...
Screw Moderation
“Everything in moderation” is perhaps the worst advice to let govern your life.
The people who have changed & shaped this world were very focused & single-minded individuals. They didn’t moderate the output of their passion, they opened their throttle full-bore and intelligently applied themselves.
If you want to break the status quo, overcome homeostasis, and actually...
Google's Next Big Thing : Cars That Drive... →
siminoff:
This is so freaking awesome. I have a TON of respect for Mike Hudack, but to his comment of “Is this really what Google should be doing to maximize shareholder value?” I say f-u to shareholder value and lets look at the value that these guys are creating for the US by by building the future.
Thank you Larry and Sergey!
mikehudack:
Larry and Sergey founded Google because they...
