Category: Random

I suddently started receiving “endorsements” from people on LinkedIn, people I haven’t talked to in a while. Looked into it and realized that this is a new feature that rolled out this past week. Check out the LinkedIn Blog post on this, “Introducing LinkedIn Endorsements: Giving Kudos with Just One Click“. Recommendations do take a […]

We just launched the newest beta version of TechGenius this weekend (forth beta in two months), and one of the newer updates we added is to make the site act as if it has multiple pages. While the entire site is still on one PHP page that loads the first time you visit, the URL […]

It was about two months ago that my friend George invited me to join him on an all-inclusive trip down to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The room had been paid for. All that was required of me was to purchase a flight, and I would be sipping on a Corona by the infiniti pool looking over […]

When you leave your house to be in the presence of company, the dress code should be: Intentional. Communication between two individuals happens through multiple channels simultaneously. The most obvious is verbale communication, but just as important, if not more, are the other channels such as body language, eye contact, and your attire. What you […]

The 23 Hottest Los Angeles Startups You Need to Watch (July 13th) on Business Insider lists the following startups: ShoeDazzle, Factual, Omaze, BeachMint, GiantMedia, Burstly, GameSalad, SurfAir, CardLike, MakerStudio, DailyLook, Shop Hers, The Honest Co., Chill, Machinima, Riot Games, Intelligent Beauty, uSamp, NastyGal, FastPay, DogVacay, MySocialCloud, Hypemarks, Cornerstone, LegalZoom. 12 Entrepreneurs Who Are Changing LA Forever (July 9th) […]

Writing for two blogs, I’m still unsure as to when I should repost content on multiple outlets, but this article I posted on the StartupHen blog almost ten days ago seemed relevant enough to my personal life to repost here: StartupHen June Update Originally posted June 14th, 2012 on the StartupHen Blog (link) Phew, we’ve been […]

I’d say my first day of memory training was a success. The metrics I base that on are: The amount of time I spent on memory training. I spent about twenty minutes in the morning memorizing, and sporadically two minutes or so of testing my memory throughout the day. What I memorized. I memorized my […]

So it was over a year ago, that I decided to write about an Open Data Initiative for Santa Monica. Since then, I’ve connected to others passionate about the idea and have connected with online groups and offline events to discuss Open Government Data. Open Government Data will increase the country’s understanding and trust in […]

As I grew up, I was pushed to keep my options open, taking on various sports, staying fluent in two languages, and going to a liberal arts school to study Economics. My studies focused on finance and leadership, and I always knew entrepreneurship and business made sense to study, because I could choose any industry […]

VoicePic is my first international client, and they release their app on the iTunes store today! Would love for you to try out the app and let me know what you think. Thanks for your support! App Store Link: http://bit.ly/Lu8dFe Website: http://voicepic.me/ VoicePic is a brand new photo sharing app, unlike any others you’ve seen. But […]