The Life Philosophy of Money

August 24, 2008    ·    2 min read

I am extremely blessed to be spending my summer vacation in a gorgeous setting in a very expensive house in the south of France. You would think the owner of … Continue reading “”

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The Plasticity of Personality and the Power of Extroversion

August 13, 2008    ·  7 minutes

It has become widely accepted that our brains and bodies are plastic. We can largely shape them through our diet, life experiences and mental and physical exercises. From personal experience, … Continue reading “”

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A second with Fabrice

August 4, 2008    ·  2 minutes

By Stephan Trano A few years ago, while working on one of my books, I asked my close friend Pierre Berge, the CEO of Yves Saint-Laurent, what was his definition … Continue reading “”

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Why?

July 16, 2008    ·  < 1 minute

I have chosen to move from my current apartment and it’s interesting that the first question I get is “Why?” As though moving is only acceptable if you had a … Continue reading “”

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Glider acrobatics are tons of fun!

July 13, 2008    ·  2 minutes

I am not sure what it is about entrepreneurs that makes us risk taking thrill seekers, but every entrepreneur I know is an adrenaline junkie. We kite board, heli ski, … Continue reading “”

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Why I invested in Lab Pixies

June 16, 2008    ·  < 1 minute

A few months ago, I had dinner at Le Colonial with Mark Gerson (the founder of Gerson Lehrman Group and Joe Sigelman (the founder of Office Tiger). As an aside, … Continue reading “”

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Guest Post: Fabrice In Real Life

June 11, 2008    ·  2 minutes

By Stacie Rabinowitz So Fabrice has been writing a lot lately about the joys of friendship and how much he enjoys all of the wonderful people who fill his world. … Continue reading “”

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Guest Blog Posts

June 9, 2008    ·  < 1 minute

In order to add a bit of diversity to the writing, I am opening up the blog to outside posts. Shoot me an email if you have anything you really … Continue reading “”

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Fun with Lost

June 8, 2008    ·  < 1 minute

I just finished watching Season 4 of Lost and I have to admit I am impressed. The show has rekindled its magic and has by far the most interesting storyline … Continue reading “”

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Why I invested in Sonico

June 3, 2008    ·  2 minutes

I first met Sonico at BarCamp in Buenos Aires last September. They were by far the most interesting company. Alec and I met Rodrigo, the CEO, and his team in … Continue reading “”

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I am heartbroken :)

June 1, 2008    ·  2 minutes

As you might have suspected given my prior post on the topic (The Teutonic Viagra), I have been lusting for the Audi R8. It had caught my eye before seeing … Continue reading “”

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The tyranny of time

May 26, 2008    ·  < 1 minute

I remember vividly that when I was a kid the summers seemed endless. Time seemed to move so slowly that I lamented its slow progression: “Mom, I’m bored!” I long … Continue reading “”

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Graduating from College: Starting your own business or joining an established company?

May 19, 2008    ·  4 minutes

I often get asked by college students whether they should start their own businesses right out of college or whether they should join an established company. The reality is that … Continue reading “”

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How it all began…

May 12, 2008    ·  5 minutes

When I explained how I raised my very first round of financing in a recent post, a number of you asked me to count the story of my first company. … Continue reading “”

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Buying the right gift

April 24, 2008    ·  < 1 minute

Most of us put very little thought into buying gifts for our friends. For some reason people seem intent on buying me ties and cufflinks. People: I appreciate the gesture, … Continue reading “”

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How did you raise your very first round of financing?

April 16, 2008    ·  5 minutes

Greg Galant at Venture Voice just started a new series where he asks former show guests a question. You can find my answer to his first question below and on … Continue reading “”

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