Pathologically Entrepreneurial
RescueTime Category
Urm, just read a great blog post by Seth Godin who managed to say the same thing I did in my previous post using only about 5% of the space. I guess that’s why he’s a published author! He writes a nice list of 15 ideas in a post entitled “The Realistic Entrepreneur’s […]
How Much Fuel Does Your Startup Need to…er… Start?
By: Tony Wright on: Mar 31,2007 In: Jobster, RescueTime, StartupsI just re-read “Getting Real” over my most recent trip to New Zealand. If you’re not familiar with it (you should be), it’s 37Signal’s manifesto on making simple web software. They are simply fanatical about making software that is as simple as possible.
It’s delightfully amusing when someone counters with the inevitable response of, […]
Tagging… For Organization or Findability?
By: Tony Wright on: Mar 25,2007 In: Jobster, RescueTime, StartupsI’m a huge fan of tagging as a means to organize data. It’s powerful and flexible– and it oftentimes has some pretty exciting social ramifications.
If you aren’t familiar with tagging (and you want to be), you could get up to speed fairly quickly by checking on the wikipedia entry on Folksonomy. If you’re […]
- Currently co-founder of RescueTime
- Built and sold a web startup in 2006 in the recruiting space.
- Built and sold a 15ish-person web development consultancy
Other Tony Trivia
- Does not smoke a pipe.
- Currently bouncing around between Silicon Valley and Seattle, WA.
- Lived in Alaska for 8 years.
- Can fly a plane.
- Grew up racing sailboats.
- Played pen and paper RPGs, but won't admit it in public.
- Has killed and eaten a moose.
- Has never voted for anyone named Bush.
- Loves to cook and has made his own sausage
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