The Distraction Machine
Computers are so powerful and useful. So how come we never get anything done on them?
Computers are so powerful and useful. So how come we never get anything done on them?
PreneurCast is a business podcast. Each week, author and marketer Pete Williams and digital media producer Dom Goucher discuss entrepreneurship, business, internet marketing and productivity. This week, Pete talks to Michael Port, author of Book Yourself Solid, and recently the Illustrated version of the same book. Among other topics, they discuss the importance of knowing your target…
A nod’s as good as a wink to a blind bat, claimed Monty Python. And they were right. If you can’t ‘see’ something then you can’t understand it. Comedian, writer and TV personality John Lloyd explores nature’s various fathomable and unfathomable ‘unseens’ with dry wit, while drawing some amusing life parallels that leave you contemplating the importance of what lies beneath.
How about this for a goal: Try something — anything — for 30 days. It turns out that’s the perfect time-frame for giving anything a shot, says Google SEO expert Matt Cutts in this clip from a TED conference. He took a picture a day, rode a bicycle to work, cut sugar out of his diet and wrote a novel. Not all at once, mind you.
In this short instructional video created by MBE Education and The Entourage, Jack Delosa shares how to prepare an Executive Summary, one of the three most important tools in any capital seeker’s arsenal. [PART TWO OF THREE] Executive Summary for Raising Capital (PART#2) REGISTER TO GET THE FULL SERIES
Few things are bad if they have Ça Plane Pour Moi playing as a backing track. This video is no exception. The song, made famous by Plastic Bertrand in 1977 (for all you trivia fans out there), is the perfect song to accompany this speculative ad for Durex. What’s a speculative ad? Well, it turns…
Hibiki Kono is a 13-year-old, self-confessed, Spiderman fan who spent five months developing the technology to climb like his idol. Using two 1,400-watt vacuum cleaners (purchased from a local supermarket), the King’s College School, Cambridge, UK student, modified a suction device that enables him to crawl up walls.
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