Thrive in 30 – Social Bookmarking, Part 3 – Delicious
Ah, Delicious. Our favorite. Check it out- www.del.icio.us

Have you ever wondered?
Since we always use Google and Gmail with our clients I also get questions about why. Why Google over Yahoo? Stuff of that sorts. Honestly I use Google because that’s all I’ve ever used, but if you are still debating between the two here are some interesting and almost unknown facts about Google: The name Google is a spelling error. The founders of the site, Larry page and Sergey Brin, thought they were going for ‘Googol.’ Googol is the mathematical term for 1 followed by 100 zeros. The term was coined by Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasner, and was popularized in the book, Mathematics and the Imagination by Kasner and J

The Nature of Man (and how it relates to Hook-Ups)
I’ve been ruminating for about a week on an Op-Ed piece by David Brooks that appeared in the NY Times recently.  In it, Brooks opines that relationships are becoming more transitory as a result of communication technology (notably texting). The argument he makes goes something like this: the ability to communicate instantly (and for all practical purposes, concurrently) with a large number of  people means that this new technology has brought a corresponding erosion of social barriers previously associated with courtship.  Or to put it more simply, since you can talk to a lot more people a lot more easily then ever before you don’t have to commit to one p

Update – Thrive in 30’s, Workshops, Products
Points of Order: - Thrive in 30 will now be posting on Tuesdays - Workshops postponed - Products page under review Hey everyone, Drew here. Just wanted to give a little update. We will now be doing our “Thrive in 30″ videos on Tuesdays, since we feel that more people will be able to view them the day after they get caught up from their weekend

Power to the People
Ok, I admit it. I’m from the suburbs. I went to a private high school. I bought my own car at 17. I worked at Starbucks. I grew up on angst-filled rock ‘n’ roll. I’m your definition of a middle class suburban kid. So, of course, I have an unnatural fixation on Che Guevera. Revolution! Er, wait, didn’t he like, murder people and stuff? Nevermind, they sell his shirts at the mall! Hooray! When we were picking our logos, I kept pushing for all this ‘Power to the People’ and ‘Revolution’ stuff. I give you: