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The Top Ten Lies of Venture Capitalists
Venture capitalists are simple people: we've either decided to invest, and we are convincing ourselves that our gut is right (aka, “due diligence”) or there's not a chance in hell. While we may be simple, we're not necessarily forthcoming, so if you think it's hard to get a “yes” out of venture capitalist, you should try to get a conclusive “no.”

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The 7 Keys to Asking Clients the Right Questions
What do Oprah Winfrey, Larry King, and Barbara Walters all have in common? They are all great interviewers. They have the uncanny ability to make people feel comfortable and talk by asking the right questions. The bottom line is that customers and prospects will gladly volunteer information about what they think they want in pricing, products and services if you ask the right questions.
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Google Came From Thin Air? The History of Google
The date was September 7, 1998. The event, two Stanford University students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, co-founded Google, a company they started as part of a research project in January 1996. The company was first incorporated as a privately held company but become public August 4, 2004 raising 1.6 billion dollars. The history of google had just begun

BILL GATES ON SUCCESS
During an interview once with USA talk show host Larry King he asked Bill Gates, the President and founder of Microsoft for his views on creating success. Bill Gates said that in his opinion there were three major factors...
Turning An Idea Into Profit: Sergey Brin
As we go forward, I hope we're going to continue to use technology to make really big differences in how people live and work." - Sergey Brin, Google Co-founder How many business owners know that Sergey Brin, and his cohort, Larry Page quit their college studies to start the infamous Google in a friend's garage? It's inspiring to know that a couple of college guys with the right idea can achieve that kind of success. Lesson #1 – Build Business Credit and Expand the Business Image!

Taglines Passe? Try Six-Word Memoirs.
I recently listened to an interview by Larry Smith and Rachel Fershleiser (who compiled Not Quite What I Was Planning: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure) on National Public Radio. The basis of their compilations was the legend that when asked to write a six-word novel, novelist Ernest Hemingway responded: “For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.”
Tiger Woods’ Unconventional Crisis Management Deserves An A Grade.
In managing a crisis, conventional wisdom commands to talk to the media as quickly as possible, tell what you know, tell it all and promise more as soon as more information is known. As Tiger Woods copes with what he calls his "personal failings," his one car accident on November 27, 2009 at his estate, some have suggested he employs the conventional wisdom of crisis management. See Magic Johnson on Larry King, December 4, 2009. Tiger Woods has so far resisted, choosing instead to employ an unconventional approach for which, in my opinion, he deserves an A in crisis management.

Anesthetized Parenting: Today's Version of "Children Should Be Seen and Not Heard?"
On Friday's PI Window on Business, guest host Jim Bouchard will be talking with insightful and controversial "Your Kids Are Your Own Fault" author Larry Winget. While I have no doubt that the discussion will be one of the more memorable one's in the show's young history, the research into the subject matter has proven to be equally thought-provoking on many levels.
Springer Financial Advisors President Keith Springer Live Interview on MarketWatch Radio
Investors had better hope they're on Santa's "nice" list. Sacramento’s Springer Financial Advisors president Keith Springer tells MarketWatch Radio's Larry Kofsky that "bad things" happen when Old Saint Nick doesn't come to Wall Street, in the morning stock talk.
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