Steve Pavlina & Paul Graham have shed much light on the myth about money being evil. Money is not evil, but neutral. See my entry - Speedlinks: Money - for links to their articles & more, plus my mini-reviews. As part of my dream to be financially independent, I have the goal of changing my attitudes to money. One important thing I've learnt over time is that it's easier ...

I'm currently a full-time student. When I leave university, I'll probably have very little money. I'm trying to decide whether I should get a job when I finish or whether I should embrace my poverty and do the entrepreneurship thing anyway. I'm 90% determined that I should resist the pressure to 'just' make money. (No doubt the other 10% will follow by the time I've been in part-time employment ...

I love reading. I love the Internet. Cue the entrance of blogs and bam! Every spare second I didn't have, gone. But that's okay because I derive massive value from my favourite blogs and now I want to share that with you. Hence this entry. I mentioned this to a friend who said, "Favourite blog posts are good, because they'll boost your Google Pagerank. All those famous blogs with ...

If you're running a startup, you shouldn’t have 'other projects' that are demanding more of your time. A startup is an all-consuming process. If you start straddling multiple things, you're almost predestined to fail. It's hard enough to get a startup off the ground when you’re totally focused on it. It's almost impossible if you're juggling multiple projects. Web 2.0 Crashes: Another Startup Being Sold On eBay I disagree ...