Quote of the day

"My friend, you and I know that happiness does not come from earning a big salary. Happiness comes from serving others, from living life with meaning. I am convinced that all you need to do is focus outward, not inward, not on what you need but what you are needed for, and in finding what you can do for others, you will find yourself."

Rabbi Moss

Stateless and super-rich - FT.com

Stateless and super-rich - FT.com: "As most people continue to batten down the financial hatches, an elite group of the world’s “stateless super-rich” is blossoming, and transcending geographical boundaries to purchase properties in major cities across the globe.

With no strong ties to specific countries, these individuals lead nomadic, season-driven lives. Their choice of where to live at any one time is based on that location’s climate, their children’s education, tax constraints or which of their friends they want to lunch with on any particular day."

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Pollenizer Universal Startup Pitch Deck

I really liked this: the no-bullshit, straight-to-the-point Pollenizer Universal Startup Pitch Deck.
If you ever need an angel investor or thinking of getting on to the BBC's Dragon's Den.

Cash for comment vs. Google Affiliate Ads

The cash for comment affair was an Australian scandal that broke in 1999, concerning paid advertising in radio that is presented to the audience in such a way as to sound like editorial commentary. John Laws, a shock jock radio presenter for Sydney talk back, was accused of misusing his authority as an announcer. (Wikipedia)

Is it just me, or this (no doubt clever) new innovation from Google does sound similar?