Using Evernote to go paperless
A simple but effective way describing how to go paperless using Evernote (and a scanner). Check the mailbox after work Toss out the junk If anything is left, determine if I need to scan it. Scan to Evernote Do I need to keep the original? If not, shred it, otherwise file it. Check my paper inbox Repeat steps [...]
The danger of making excuses
Good advice about how to avoid making excuses, that are useful for protecting the self esteem, but ultimately, don’t deliver the results. From Psyblog: In a series of experiments McCrea (2008) tested the effect of these explanations on participants’ future motivation. What they found was that making excuses made people feel better about themselves because they [...]
I know what you did last Summer
Well, where you were actually. All of last year. Thanks Pete!
Review: W Retreat and Spa, Bali
Going to a W hotel makes me feel like I’ve been given a backstage pass to New York Fashion week. All models, intrigue and in crowd. This can be good and bad. Fun to people watch – skinny waifs channelling Twiggy having deep conversations with swarthy looking guys smoking french cigarettes. The music is relentlessly [...]
iTravel – really?
Apple finally plays its hand with iTravel After months of filing patents and selling more mobile devices and tablets (remember, no-one thought they needed an iPad just 12 month agos), Apple will introduce iTravel as a core piece of functionality on both products. via Tnooz Predictions 2011 – the biggest and best list in travel [...]
Cellnovo raises $48m to bring Apple-like experience to diabetes management
It seems that Walt Mossberg’s wish for a diabetes product and service that doesn’t suck – in fact more like his beloved iPhone – is coming true. UK based Cellnovo has just announced a hefty $48m Series B for their diabetes management solution – pump, handset and online service. Heck, even the packaging looks like it’s [...]
mHealth is growing up
There’s something rather resilient about the English language – it does a pretty good job of shrugging off silliness. I’ve noticed a decline in geek-inflicted bastardizations, such as adding 2.0 to anything (yes, guilty as charged) and removing vowels from company names. In today’s post-crash world Twittr and Facebk would seem too flimsy. So too, [...]
NYC startup watch: AdStruc, Vyou & Dotgo
New York Tech Meetup is the tech water cooler of NYC. It’s generally too much of a zoo for my taste – attendee interactions are limited to your seat neighbors, and that can hit or miss. This time I got lucky and had some interesting folks from the Mayor’s office. Anyhow, last night saw the [...]
TedMed 2010 Report
A sugar glider, “the world’s most dangerous animal” (because of it’s likelihood to be imported and so transmit rare diseases) according to ecologist and TedMed speaker Peter Daszak. TEDMED is a spinout from TED – events that gather a diverse set of luminaries to discuss ‘technology, entertainment and design’. TEDMED applies the same principles – [...]
- Yep, I think I'll be taking a few trips to San Francisco next year: Fastest America's Cup Ever http://t.co/6FDi9SQs via @bi_enterprise
- Come to Social Media Week in NYC 13-17 Feb, it'll be awesome, healthhub especially. Registration is live: http://t.co/LDpK8Bty #SMW12
- Some interesting innovation challenges by the Living Labs Global Award, e.g. this from Eindhoven for reducing obesity: http://t.co/b1vCsr9W
- as an expat, phoning the UK government is a joy. no waiting, no ivr, earthy northern accents, real service. even got an okiedokie. #hmrcrox
- was just chased down broadway by a chap in his 20s who wanted to return the $5 i'd dropped. thanks, buddy. #newyorkersarenicereally
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Some stuff I read
- Aging in Place Thoughtful commentary about growing impact of longevity disruption
- Conrad Egusa Practical advice for getting startups off the ground
- Mobihealth News Brian Dolan’s excellent comprehensive guide to mobile healthcare news
- Quantified Self Extracing and making sense of data about ourselves
- Tim Ferris Life hacking guru, provider of the most value out of any book I’ve read, and a genuinely good guy.
- Venture Hacks Useful how tos for startups
Some stuff about me
- 2007/03 – Corporate Wikis Go Viral (Business Week) Two European companies show how the collaborative practice spreads from early adopters of wikis at work to become mainstream business tools
- 2007/03 – Recommended Reading (Wall Street Journal) Mr. Johnston is one of the brightest minds in the business of connecting people. His insights spring from working on Nokia strategy from London. The site focuses largely on the direction of the new economy and lets readers profit from the insights of some
- 2008/04 – Mobility and location (The Economist) – reg reqd MICHAEL HALBHERR was driving from Berlin to Budapest the other day when he passed what looked like an empty field. The fact that his mobile phone stayed quiet annoyed him. Here he was, speeding by the site of Napoleon’s great victory at Austerlitz, and no
- 2008/11 – Innovation in America: A Gathering Storm (The Economist) Confronted by Asia’s technological rise and the financial crisis, corporate America is losing its self-confidence. It should not
- 2009/06 – MBA Tales: Searching for Work in a Recession (Business Week) For the Class of 2009, landing a job may seem next to impossible, but for the Class of 2002, flexibility and persistence paid big dividends
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