Recent Entries

• 17 May 2012 - Safe and Sound, new recording
      A recent recording, a song introduced to be by my sister. A track from the movie Hunger Games.
• 14 May 2012 - Meddik & Blueprint Health, Part 3: Making Use of the Mentor Network
      This is part 3 of a short series of posts, recounting the most valuable lessons I gained from our start-up accelerator, Blueprint Health. — Note: This post again is addressed to future Blueprint Health members, but is also simply a reflection of my experiences in the program. In any accelerator, [...]
• 1 May 2012 - Meddik & Blueprint Health, Part 2: Meet the Founders
      This is part 2 of a short series of posts, recounting the most valuable lessons I gained from our start-up accelerator, Blueprint Health. As I know a Google alert will shortly ping both Mat and Brad about the writing of this post, I will make the obligatory disclaimer: Yes, there [...]
• 1 May 2012 - An Insatiable Desire for Variety
      Tim, your insatiable desire for variety is your greatest gift. It’s also a bit of a curse. A friend of mine left this comment on a blog post over a year ago. I haven’t stopped quoting it since. Partially, I quote it due its stark truth: a desire for variety greatly [...]
• 23 Apr 2012 - Happiness Rule of Thirds: Past, Present, Future
      Those who know me have heard me recite the happiness rule of thirds: Dedicate 1/3 of your time to respecting the past Dedicate 1/3 of your time to planning for the future Dedicate 1/3 of your time to living in the present If you’re anything like me, then you probably [...]
• 16 Apr 2012 - Meddik & Blueprint Health, Part 1: The Benefit of an Incubator
      This is the beginning of a short series of posts, recounting the most valuable lessons I gained from our start-up accelerator, Blueprint Health. — It’s no secret that the number of incubators around the world has exponentially increased within the last year. There are now those that are specific to [...]
• 4 Apr 2012 - Humility: Intention versus Perception
      My mother used to always tell me, “it doesn’t matter how you said it, it matters how it was perceived.” A younger version of myself would often think, ‘well, how the hell do I control that?’ The current me thinks they’re both right. You can’t directly control how people perceive [...]
• 7 Mar 2012 - Making Productivity Out of Procrastination
      I’m going to start recording more. Spending part of the weekend watching the voice in the comfort of my Georgian home, I felt motivated. They can sing that well. Why can’t I? Time to train. For many, the next car in their hurried train of thought reads something like “But I [...]