Scenes for a Quirkyalone Party Past (on MSNBC)
To get an idea of what Quirkyalone Day is about, watch this video. It’ s not a celebration of people sitting around alone in their rooms. . . .
To get an idea of what Quirkyalone Day is about, watch this video. It’ s not a celebration of people sitting around alone in their rooms. . . .
I had a great time presenting the funniest and most intriguing lists from To-Do List at Google. Through the magic of YouTube you can watch it here.
Here’s a brief essay I wrote on New Year’s Resolutions, published today in the San Francisco Chronicle.
There’s a new singles website on the block, and it’s not about dating. It’s called SingleEdition and the New York Times ran a quick–and really interesting–profile on it and the market for advertising to singles today. The reporter interviewed me about what it takes to build an effective website that caters to singles (that’s not purely solely focused on dating). Read all about it here.
On Christmas Eve I had the pleasure of chatting about to-do lists, and what they reveal about us, with Neal Conan on Talk of the Nation. Here’s a link to the show.
Here I am spreading the gospel of To-Do List!
The To-Do List book comes out officially today! Buy it on Amazon, Powell’s, or Barnes & Noble. Here’s a video trailer to celebrate its release.
The SF Weekly has a very nice write-up on this Saturday’s To-Do List release party. Yes, it’s true, the List Slam is mysteriously alluring. You won’t want to miss it. So come to Cafe Royale, 800 Post Street at Leavenworth, with your list in hand. 8 pm. Saturday, November 10.
Here’s a quick interview I did with the Raleigh News Observer earlier this week. This is just a bit of advance buzz, the To-Do List book will be out soon–November 6!
I’m a co-founder of an Internet startup called StyleMob, a social networking site dedicated to making the world a more stylish place, one person at a time.¬¨‚Ć Here’s a piece the SF Chronicle published about us . . .¬¨‚Ć we are currently seeking angel investors who intuitively understand the possibilities of a site organized around personal style (somehow there’s a disconnect between tech and fashion in Silicon Valley!). So if you know anyone who would like to find out more about this opportunity email me. . .