Business books give you tactical advice for right now, but little in the way of wisdom. I prefer to read classics and history as a reflection of what is timeless and permanent in life. What knowledge and

Last week we kicked off a new tradition at Bambu: daily morning meditation practice. I've personally been sampling various forms of mindfulness, meditation, and breathing practice for the past 18 months

I'm a startup guy that likes to read about history, and spend a lot of time thinking about... well, stuff. This ongoing series is an exploration and tribute to what history can teach us about startups,

Human memory seems almost limitless, and there are incredible examples of this capacity of people memorizing entire books word-for-word, but in practice our attention and top-of-mind is very limited. You

This is what happens when you're an "adult" and spend too much time on Slack with other nerds. If you're offended, just know that I already took out the really juicy stuff. while (stillAlive)

Business books give you tactical advice for right now, but little in the way of wisdom. I prefer to read classics and history as a reflection of what is timeless and permanent in life. What knowledge and

Business books give you tactical advice for right now, but little in the way of wisdom. I prefer to read classics and history as a reflection of what is timeless and permanent in life. What knowledge and

A while back, I wrote an email to a potential candidate about joining our team. If you're thinking about starting your own company, joining as a co-founder, or making a career out of startups, you may

I'm a startup guy that likes to read about history, and spend a lot of time thinking about... well, stuff. This ongoing series is an exploration and tribute to what history can teach us about startups,

I'm a product of the 90's. I was born in 1981, but let's be honest kids don't really start thinking about a whole lot until they hit school. When 1990 rolled around, I was just about to turn 10 and the

I'm not here to talk to you about how amazing A.I. is, what Deepmind is working on, or speculate about robotic overlords. I do do that, sometimes. Today, I want to focus on the most simple and boring type

I'm a startup guy that likes to read about history, and spend a lot of time thinking about... well, stuff. This ongoing series is an exploration and tribute to what history can teach us about startups,

Last week, I experienced 4 cities in 5 days across China as part of the Global Fintech Summit. I was invited by InTeahouse Inc., an innovation bridge between the East (China) and West (USA, Canada, EU)

Last week, I had the opportunity to visit NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. I've been there before, though. The last time I visited Kennedy Space Center I was 6-years old. Back in

I'm a startup guy that likes to read about history, and think about stuff. This series is a tribute to what history can teach us about startups, and life itself. Here we turn to ambition personified, in

I just published an app. My own app. This is my entire, unedited journey through that process, which in my case took a whopping 3 years. Warning: Your results may vary. Short version: buckle up, Billy.

Remember Starman? That iconic image of a red Tesla floating gently away from Earth towards it's million year galactic journey? Yeah, that was like last week. What has Elon done since? Launched the first

I'm a startup guy that likes to read about history, and think about stuff. This series is a tribute to what history can teach us about startups, and life itself. Here we turn to one of the great ancient

Everyone is under pressure these days to improve and reinvent themselves constantly. Read industry news, attend events, run workshops. Network. Watch TED talks to maximize your toilet productivity. Listen

With the ever-increasing media attention on the emergence of Artificial Intelligence, we’re starting to see blockbuster movies explore this uncharted territory. It’s becoming a trend. A.I. is suddenly