Today's lesson is about realizing your limits and restrictions. It's about knowing when you should zip it and listen instead of talking. It's also about not letting white noise change your state of mind through some promised magic. It's about putting down the domainer 'crack pipe'. So you were … [Read more...]
Is the Domain sky truly falling? A strategic cure for domainer anxiety.
May 13, 2010 by 6 Comments
What happens when one makes hasty decisions under the introduction of artificial pressure? They cave in to the pressure - something that they regret later on. The truth is, speculation of the markets is not by itself an indication of direction. But let me be clear here: life is not all about … [Read more...]
It’s all Greek to me: Companies that should never do business in Greece
May 11, 2010 by 3 Comments
English is the number one language used in International commerce, regardless of the actual number of native speakers: The number of Chinese Mandarin speakers surpasses that of native speakers of English around the world - a staggering 845 million versus 345 million for English. Several dozen … [Read more...]
The End is in fact another Beginning
May 5, 2010 by 4 Comments
Less than a week ago, I emphasized the importance of having an exit strategy as part of a business plan. Foreseeing the future is not easy; predicting the impact of changing course is easier. The news about the demise of the Bido service arrived in 'shock and awe' waves yesterday; most domainers … [Read more...]
The Most Important part of your Business Plan
April 29, 2010 by 6 Comments
How many times have you stayed up all night, doodling the outlines of that new project that somehow managed to crawl into your mind? Ideas are concepts that are triggered by external stimuli. They are paths formulated along the neurons of your brains. You begin to materialize them once you … [Read more...]
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