danielmeade

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Today, we're going to try to speak only in Steve Jobs quotes.(fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net)
1 points by danielmeade 14y ago|0 comments
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by danielmeade 14y ago
Very true. Unfortunately, for the time being at least, my budget doesn't allow for this to happen, however cheap it may be.
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by danielmeade 14y ago
The problem comes down to programming, I decided to leave it from the post as the post is more about the situation. I know I'm not alone with this problem, and any non-specific advise offered to me from writing this post may also help other
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by danielmeade 14y ago
Thanks Pete, that's a great analogy. And your sentence "I suggest that you stop seeing your inclinations as a problem and start thanking your lucky stars that you have a regular flow of potentially great ideas" really hits home, you're abso
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by danielmeade 14y ago
Thanks for your input here, your comment is actually very helpful. I realise that if I don't learn from it now, the post could come back to haunt me. But that's just it, it holds me accountable, which is the motivation I need to sort it out
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Always a starter, never a finisher.(plus.google.com)
269 points by danielmeade 14y ago|93 comments
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GoDaddy, SOPA, and how Namecheap failed to capitalise(plus.google.com)
3 points by danielmeade 15y ago|0 comments
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by danielmeade 15y ago
While I agree every start-up should be able to summarise their business in a single sentence, this isn't always possible. As the article points out it can encourage the use of vague buzzwords tip-toeing around the actual workings of the com
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by danielmeade 15y ago
I for one think this is a brilliant concept. As mentioned previously it taps into the feeling of exclusivity and being part of the 'elite few' eligible for such a thing, going much farther than just a monetary reward. Surely that in itself