PetoVera_Matt

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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Enjoyed this post a lot, thanks for writing it, Ben.
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
getting a job = being a non-poser entrepreneur? I think your last point is a bit off.
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SICK New Logo for Tech Startup(petovera.com)
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How to Avoid Burning Out by Implementing a Business System(petovera.com)
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Nice work guys, and thanks for posting the results and what you've learned.
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Get Ready for the "Real Web"(petovera.com)
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How to Punch Holes Through Concrete Walls(sebastianmarshall.com)
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The 1 Major Difference Between Rich & Poor Entrepreneurs(petovera.com)
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Steve Blank Was Right: Entrepreneurs are Artists(petovera.com)
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Thoughts? Other than what not to do, how about some really original tactics that work for you?
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Top 10 Ways to Royally SUCK at Networking(petovera.com)
7 points by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago|1 comments
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Sounds like a similar content based strategy to Answers.com. Are you familiar with All Top?
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Build a Better Business Using Systematic Creativity(petovera.com)
1 points by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago|0 comments
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
I would reconsider some of the assumptions in your first statement. How or what would you define as "rational greed"? If you have an example that would be best since we wouldn't have to discuss in hypotheticals :)
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
I agree (I am one of them), but there are also lots of people who get into business and start a company for the exact opposite reason: cash out as big and as fast as possible.
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
I disagree, Tom. You see, I believe entrepreneurs are heroes, and as such they need to lead and guide people who are unwilling to lead themselves for the greater benefit of all.
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Hi Tom, I think most people (me included) would agree with your last sentence) Question for you though: which do you think creates more wealth for the most people: Short-term greed or long term greed?
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Potentially, yes, but I do NOT believe this definition could be applied universally.
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
In an ideal world, this is true. However, pay attention to what the ingredients of that seed are. That is why there are "startups" (the type I described in the article) and then there are Startups.
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
I am not sure how accurate your history of IBM is since I myself am not an expert. I agree with your last 2 statements completely though.
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
This was exactly the point I was trying to convey :) "Speeches and beaches" -- my man, such a desire is a wholly lazy and narcissistic dream.
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Why "Start-ups" Will Destroy Us(petovera.com)
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7 Customer Service Mistakes That Can Kill a Growing Startup(petovera.com)
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
Hey Alex, the short answer is that I'm just building it to solve my own problem :)
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by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago
would love to get feedback on this :)
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First (Raw) Screenshots of SaberBlast.com(petovera.com)
2 points by PetoVera_Matt 16y ago|3 comments
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How to Stop Failing at Business(petovera.com)
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3 Steps to the “OH” Face & an Avalanche of Sales(petovera.com)
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13 Real Examples of Why Entrepreneurship is Not Glamorous(petovera.com)
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