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Secrets Of The Accidental Entrepreneur
- danhodgins 15y agoVery refreshing read - love the author's candor about success often being accidental and mostly due to changing to idea mid-flight.
- sunjain 15y agoVery informative and sense of humor is not only awesome it conveys the point very well. This is one of the most truthful and at the same time hilarious commentary on doing a startup.
- ojbyrne 15y agoI can't really take seriously anything that includes the statement "An abililty to see the future makes Uri Geller famous." Uri Geller is a charlatan. And since the author refers to SOPA, it seems relevant to remind everyone he was one of the first to try and use an overly broad computer law (DMCA) to suppress criticism of his dishonesty. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uri_Geller#Paranormal_claims http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uri_Geller#Paranormal_claims Nothing to see here, move along.
- mtgentry 15y agoAltuchur was just using Uri to make a larger point.."An abililty to see the future makes Uri Geller famous but does not make a successful entrepreneur..." James is a good writer. He has more nuggets of wisdom on his blog: http://jamesaltucher.com http://jamesaltucher.com
- apu 15y agoPart of being a good writer is making arguments that make sense. If you use such a broken premise as this, then it casts your whole argument into doubt.