Category: Personal Startme Up
One of my favorite songs is the Rolling Stone’s hit “Start Me Up.” I think it just reminds me mostly of the Windows 95 launch, as well as getting me excited in general. Why does this matter?
Well, I am going to my brother’s graduation this week and next week going to Aruba and while I will be working on Facebook stuff I won’t be writing much for the site. Yes, I know I have a hard life. Regardless I was thinking of how things get started and I have a special treat for my readers this week. Everyday this week we are going to hear the story of entrepreneurs and how they got started.
“If you start me up, I’ll never stop!”
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One Response to “Startme Up”
May 26th, 2006
3:09 am
[...] Let us all pause for a moment to pity Noah as he sits on a beach somewhere in Aruba… just kidding. Anyhow, my name is Mike Li, founder of Sixsense, and today’s guest blogger. Like many of my fellow guest bloggers this past week, I will write a bit about how Sixsense got its start and also some of my thoughts on the reality of entrepreneurship (aka entrep-reality). [...]
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