Not so long ago, I picked up a copy of Tim Ferriss’ latest book – The 4 Hour Chef. Upon glancing at the title, you would think it’s all about cooking, well it is.. and it isn’t. In the description on Amazon.com, “it’s a cookbook for people who don’t buy cookbooks“. It makes the outlandish [...]
April 25, 2013 2 Comments
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Learn to Code: How To Get The Most Out Of Your Treehouse account
For the last few weeks, I’ve been hunkering down to get down to something that I always wanted to learn – web development in order to build my own side projects for fun through Treehouse. Treehouse provides a easy to approach platform, so that anyone can learn pretty much all the mainstream topics of learning [...]
April 3, 2013 Leave a Comment
The Future of B2B Marketing foretold at Best in Klass SaaS Conference 2013
Today I had the pleasure of attending The Best in Klass SaaS Conference, organized by Daniel Klass of Klass Capital and Eugene Bomba of PwC and hosted by Mark Roberge of Hubspot. In attendance, were the who’s who of Canadian B2B startup founders, funders and marketers. As a Startup Marketer and once upon a time [...]
April 2, 2013 Leave a Comment
Messing Around with CSS
While it’s not much to look at, I’m getting the hang of writing basic HTML and CSS in Sublime Text. It’s not much to look at the moment, but you can view the live version of a page that I went off on my own after going finishing Treehouse’s tutorial on CSS. It took me [...]
March 31, 2013 Leave a Comment
Ultra Learning: Takeaways from Scott Young’s “Learn Faster” talk at Bitmaker Labs
Last week, the guys at Bitmaker Labs arranged to bring in Scott Young who’s earned the credibility and notoriety of being a “Learning expert” after undertaking a gruelling one year MIT Challenge in which he took MIT’s 4 year Computer Science curriculum and compressed it into one year. While the purpose of this post isn’t [...]
January 2, 2013 3 Comments
Coffee and Me – 2012 Year in Review
Another year and a whole lot of awesome coffee consumed. This post marks the second year in my efforts to keep track of all the aspects of coffee in my life that looked at how many cups I’ve had, the ways I’ve had it prepared, where I’ve had it, and the amount I’ve spent to [...]
December 30, 2012 Leave a Comment
2012 – A Brief Year in Review
This is my last review of the year! It’s certainly been a year full of more downs than ups, but has certainly ended off with a strong finish due to taking on a lot of upfront short term pain for long term gain. It’s been interesting to see how my year has evolved where my [...]
November 8, 2012 Leave a Comment
Becoming a Technical… as a Marketer
tl;dr – I’m making the foray into programming with the help of some friends and was inspired by Jamie Steven’s Technical MKTG slides as well as Techcrunch’s Growth Hackers series of posts – take a look at my Kippt list to see what’s caught my interest and what I’m constantly referring to. If you follow [...]
September 17, 2012 Leave a Comment
Weekly Review – Sept 16, 2012
It’s been a few weeks that I’ve posted a weekly review. I’ve kept up in my Moleskine journal, but I was a bit lazy in transferring it to the blog and editing out more private details. In any case, here’s this past week’s review. Financial Freedom – definitely a step back due to a variety [...]
September 8, 2012 3 Comments
Corporate Tax and other Milestones in my Life
For the past month or so, I’ve been gearing up for Corporate Tax – a course I’ve been both dreading and looking forward to (a strange mix, but it happened). The truth of the matter is, as some may or may not know that I haven’t finished my undegrad yet due to a plethora of [...]
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