Tag: Business

  • A Life With No Privacy – Is it Bad or Different

    A life with no privacy sounds terrifying. The question is: why? Is that because it is so significantly different from how we live now or that it is actually bad? What does no privacy mean? Our ‘private information’ right now is primarily stored on the internet. We have a false sense of privacy since it…

  • Free unlimited WIFI, data, and cell service is coming!

    Free unlimited WIFI, data, and cell service sounds like a dream right? Well there is a catch, then a asterisk for the catch. Whether this is good news or bad news, I think it is coming. The trend pointing to free unlimited WIFI As more and more companies pivot to offering ‘free’ or heavily discounted…

  • A New Way to Grow Online Communities with Social Media Gamification

    Social media gamification can mean many different things. Gamification is already built in with like/follow/share tracking, but there is a whole other opportunity being missed. The new social media gamification concept Say you have a small following on your socials that forms a growing online community. Great! Now getting it to grow is challenging –…

  • Competitive AI presents the future of sport and fundraising

    When you think of the future of sport, AI may not be the first thing that comes to mind. If it is, then probably not in the way I’m thinking. This is not cool new cameras with immense stats. Instead, imagine two AI models competing against each other in an AI vs AI competition. That…

  • How to Be a Good Salesperson – Stop Trying

    Do you want to be a good salesperson? Good news it’s not that hard. Bad news, you’re probably doing it wrong. I’ll start with the common techniques folks use and why they work (because they do), then I’ll explain why that is the wrong approach. A few tricks to become a good salesperson Understand the…

  • Stillwater – Collectible Fishing Game with Free Prizes

    Stillwater is a demo of a concept I can’t seem to shake. I constantly come back to ideas that would allow users of a fun app/service to get paid back. Stillwater is a collectible fishing game that demos another way to do that. Jump to the game by clicking here. Stillwater allows you to collect…

  • Treating Strangers Like Friends You Don’t Know Yet: One Simple Habit

    There’s a version of the world where you walk into a restaurant, spot someone across the room wearing the coolest shirt you’ve ever seen, and you just say so. Where you ask a stranger what they ordered because it looks amazing and whether you can try a bite in exchange for a sample of your…

  • New Business Owner – 6 Month Check in and Lessons Learned

    There are a few “New Business Owner Lessons Learned” that have become clear enough to me that I figured it was worth writing about. My first related post here remains mostly the same, but I was still finding my footing and now I am hitting my stride. Here are those biggest take aways and updates:…

  • Rent-to-Own Homes Program -The Missing Link Between Renting and Owning

    For millions of Americans, homeownership feels like a door that keeps moving further away. Mortgage requirements are steep, down payments are brutal, and the housing market doesn’t exactly reward patience. What if there was a smarter middle path — one that let you move into a home you love, pay toward owning it over time,…

  • Sure AI Coding Kills SaaS, but What Rises From the Ashes is Even Better.

    There’s a shift happening right now that most people in tech are still tiptoeing around. AI coding kills SaaS — not all of it, not overnight, but enough of it to matter. The era of paying $200/month for a booking system, a basic CRM, or a project management tool with features you’ll never touch is…