by Josh Galt | Mar 14, 2008 | Capitalism
These are some GREAT points. One of them’s Mark Cuban, so what do you expect. =)http://www.calacanis.com/2008/03/07/how-to-save-money-running-a-startup-17-really-good-tips/http://www.blogmaverick.com/2008/03/09/my-rules-for-startups/
by Josh Galt | Mar 4, 2008 | Values
Thank God for dictionary.com’s "Word of the Day". Today I learned a new word that doesn’t sound all that cool, but the definition is undeniably apropos for me, especially as of today.I’m glad to have learned this word. I’m adding it...
by Josh Galt | Feb 25, 2008 | Greatness
The truly great ones know how to be self-effacing at times in order to remain endearing to the general public. Tiger just may be the most dominant athlete ever, but he’s also a smart guy. As a very balanced person in terms of his brain type (he’s about as...
by Josh Galt | Feb 25, 2008 | Humor
That’s the first news headline that has made me LOL in a very long time. Seriously, she really did? I mean, I guess it’s plausible, people many times are attracted to helping others overcome things they themselves struggle with (which is why I spend all my...
by Josh Galt | Feb 14, 2008 | Love & Logic
This was a popular – albeit polarizing – post on my myspace last year, so I thought I’d repost it…*** *** ***Don’t be the baby bull, be the Papa Bull!It’s very simple – if you are a guy, society says you are obligated todo...
by Josh Galt | Feb 3, 2008 | Greatness
18-1.Perfect season, almost. The Pats didn’t finish it. Greatness finishes. Not to take anything away from NY, because they filled the classic underdog role, banding together and taking the "us against the world" mantra, and they really delivered a...
by Josh Galt | Jan 24, 2008 | Greatness
Interesting article about Greatness from ESPN.com: Fleming: Defining GreatnessGreatness, to me, is reaching your full, productive potential, and in the process pulling humanity up with you. But as it relates to sports, yeah, I agree with Mark Cuban.
by Josh Galt | Jan 22, 2008 | Values
by Josh Galt | Jan 8, 2008 | Musings
Recently I loaned some Airboards to a reporter from the Wall Street Journal, who told me she was doing a piece on adult sleds and of course wanted to include the Airboard.We spoke quite a few times, as she had a lot of questions. Then the article came out, and –...
