by Andrew on November 14, 2011
I just read “Carol Clark: The Three F’s Of Entrepreneurial Education” from TechColumbus’ TechWeek ePublication. (no link yet, the archives aren’t available online yet..)
I thought the they were more representative of a strategic entrepreneurial education. In other words, they weren’t very tactical or useful.
Carol’s three Fs:
- Foresight
- Flexibility
- Fortitude
My Three Fs:
- Fail
(test ideas, products, services and people. test quickly, often and cheaply.)
- Focus
(on the industry/niche you want to operate in. get an information advantage.)
- Fun
(have fun. if you aren’t, you’re doing it wrong.)
by Andrew on October 17, 2011
Sometimes I find myself reading something or visiting a certain site and find that the music I am listening to matches well with the content I’m reading.
Remember MIDI music that played in the background of web pages in the 90s and early 2000s? The majority of it was awful, but occasionally I found that the background music made the web site browsing a better, more cohesive, experience. So – why not give it another shot in the web 2.0 world of today?
What if you could match songs in Spotify with certain pages or your entire web site? As the author, you could pick out a solid track to match with your site or content. A small icon in the browser or on the site itself could retain your local Spotify settings that determine whether you want site-by-site selection of playing, or auto-play, or disabled.
Sound interesting? Would you like that? Hate it? I’m interested in feedback.
