Happy Monday t(h)inkers! Last week I spoke at Ignite San Diego. Just the other day they announced that their recording of the talks would not be up for another couple weeks. I don’t blame them (they do have 16 to go through). That being said, I did not want to keep my fellow t(h)inkers waiting!
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On Monday tweeps from all over So Cal gathered for Jeff Pulver’s (@JeffPulver) #104conf LA Meetup at the world famous Comedy Store on Sunset Blvd. The speakers were thought provoking, funny, and inspiring. Eric Greenspan (Founder of Make it Work and Co-Host of the event) just posted the entire video of the event here. Every
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Michael Gerber is an author and the founder of E-Myth Worldwide, a business skills training company aimed at the small business and entrepreneurial community.
His speaker profile was saved for last because he was without a doubt the most passionate, energetic, and controversial speaker at BizTechDay. He riled up the crowd better than you think a 73 year old, or anyone for that matter,
Continuing coverage of the stand out speakers at BizTechDay last week brings us to Matt Mullenweg. Matt is the founder of Wordpress, Akismet, bbpress and a handful of other highly successful web based products and services.
Several things made Matt stand out from the rest of the panel, namely:
Continuing the BizTechDay recap, The think (here) Blog will cover in greater detail the most useful information from the BizTechDay conference for one final week. Posts will range from speaker profiles to events that stood out.
Tim spoke on the first day in
The final day of the BizTechDay conference started with one hell of a bang (i.e.- Michael Gerber). The speakers, attendees, and a portion of the event called “genius hour” all played a vital role in shaping the final day into a
Over the next few posts I will dive into the in’s and out’s for those who could not attend the BizTechDay Conference in San Francisco, CA. If you are unfamiliar with BizTechDay click here. For the short term, I want to share a quick note on the “take-aways” from day one:
