Looking over the past several months worth of posts, this weblog by Michael Cage seems to be full of useful and inspirational content. “Entrepreneurs believe they are extraordinarily capable, able to fix the biggest disaster through sheer force of will, and are able to out-work, out-think, and out-hustle anyone and everyone else in or around their business. This is a strength and a weakness. In many cases, they are right. But it is serious flaw to let those feelings dictate their decisions.”

“Mark Zweig, guru to the AE industry, noticed there just aren’t enough good project managers. Writing in his Zweig Letter Mark offered four reasons and three recommendations. I urge you to take his views seriously even if you don’t agree. Mark has a knack of getting to the heart of a subject. And he does so with few words.”

“The Internet has rewritten the rules for books, music, and travel. Which industries are next? Here are six.”

“Garfield’s origins were so mercantile that it’s fair to say he never sold outóhe never had any integrity to put on the auction block to begin with.”