An Obama Minute
April 10, 2008 by greatestbusinessmanThis is proof that we live in a digital world where anything can happen. The obama minute is proof that we can accomplish anything online because of the low transactional costs it incurs.
This is proof that we live in a digital world where anything can happen. The obama minute is proof that we can accomplish anything online because of the low transactional costs it incurs.

I call it the clean tech industry to keep it simple. Others might call it Blossoming on the Edge as the Pacific Art Collective green art show that is taking forever to become a reality. This is a great article I found on the Foreign Policy site. I believe the next great bubble will be on clean tech, and yes you can borrow on your house to get in this sectors hot IPO’s…but lets thank Visa for changing the mood on the market.
Genius. I love it when I see this type of innovation and implementation. Now an apartment like this is easy to find.
Ft.com Financial Times interactive does the best so far in explaining what this recession in the United States is all about, narrated by Gillian Tett.
Now you are welcome to use your iphone while in line, and ordering your cappuccino non fat extra hot.
To be honest with you, I am not surprised. With these interest rate cuts, many new credit opportunities have opened up for more retail purchases, for example 0% rates on credit cards for 12 months. This causes people to consume more, but it is a short term gain. Unless we start seeing true growth in the mobile industry’s advertising platform+hiring more people, or clean tech starts to really take off not just headlines about it…This slowdown should continue.
I am voting for Barack Obama period.

Business 101. Leadership in business requires flexibility in the assertive personality that leaders posses.
The study of the character by Daniel Day Lewis and P.T. Anderson is a masterpiece for all young business minds out there from Harvard Business School to Santa Monica College. It’s a must see, since what? Wall Street.
People who are driven to success do not like people.
They only deal with people because they have to in order to make money. Do not be confused by characters out there in your real world who seem to like people, and they are also drivers to achieve. Achievers are fighters and they will bite you in the face if it means getting to the achievement in the most efficient way possible. They will bend backwards, accept god, whatever means necessary to get what they want from you. They are accepted socially by their achievement, not by the goodness of feelings they bring to each one of your homes.
Perhaps this weblog is a short study of my mind, but There Will Be Blood is an excellent lesson in business 101. This is not a movie review, this forethought on what it takes to make it big in business, go see the movie. Snakes!
P.S. Don’t pay for a ticket, manage a way to see it for free! Remember in order to have money you need to accumulate it.
Here is the code “AZ”, and ATT will only charge you for the internet access. The number they want you to call is 888.300.1672. This would had been a good deal for me when I used to have ATT, but I cut them out of my life. I support Meraki Free the Net (www.meraki.net), but before I wish I could had this type of deal mentioned above. ATT always used to tell me “You must have a phone line.” B.S.
Enjoy from the greatest business man in the world!
Best of 2007:
1. What was the best song to sing in the shower, club, or in traffic jam?
Umbrella Rihanna, classic new song of 2007 for everyone.
2. Best film of the year?
Grrr….this is a tough one between 300 and No Country for Old Men…and I am really excited about There Will Be Blood. BUT NO SCREENING IN THE BAY TONIGHT FOR BLOOD…I miss LA.
3. Person of the year?
Wil Rowan Pacific Art Collective Founder. PAC TOUR, NYE 2x, and SF best!
4. Tech gadget to play with?
Buddha Machine FM3
5. Best place you discovered?
Cochino Islands and SeraPhi Wellness Center
6. Best sports story?
My struggle with working out at 6am, damn hard yo! Its not for the faint of heart, and this guy named Tom Brady he was pretty big this year.
7. Was it easy to accumulate and stack money in 2007?
Hell no, in June 2007 at Market and Montgomery st I screamed “I am the poorest man in San Francisco…!” To the top of my lungs.
8. Best new friend you found in 2007?
Dr. Christopher Becton
9. Best book you read over the year?
A Framework to Understanding Poverty, and Governance as Leadership.
10. What is the most important thing you learn in 2007?
Behaviors of poor, middle class, and affluent people from Framework to Understanding Poverty.
Bonus:
Best website? Foreign Policy’s Passport
http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/
Best Youtube Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWsVDs-oCEE&feature=related
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkbCrY5ib9k
Best tv show
Robot Chicken