by Dean Trevelino | Jul 29, 2013 | Blog
I recently read an article from Lifehacker titled How Clutter Affects Your Brain, and What You Can Do About It. The title immediately caught my attention. As a (fairly) recent graduate, I’m still figuring out my own system for managing emails, files and documents,...
by Dean Trevelino | Jul 17, 2013 | Blog
There has been a lot of buzz recently on new rulings from the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) that change how entrepreneurs raise capital. Unfortunately these rules will negatively impact how investments are made and could reduce equity funding of startups in...
by Dean Trevelino | Jul 3, 2013 | Blog
For years I kept a yellow legal pad on my bedside table. I was always ready to scribble down ideas in the dark I knew I would forget in the light. That paper has been replaced by the ‘Notes’ function on my smartphone, but early-hours inspiration still strikes, and I...
by Dean Trevelino | Apr 18, 2013 | Blog
To be completely honest, I don’t think I’ve ever been to a K-Mart. Save a very quick stint in a one-stop light town in rural Alabama, I’ve never really lived in very close proximity to one and really haven’t thought much about the retailer since moving away. Don’t...
by Dean Trevelino | Apr 12, 2013 | Blog
Everything has a button these days. Facebook, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon. The list goes on and on. The latest button on the list? Social Giving! While reading my favorite newsletter, Springwise, I came across CentUp, a new way to encourage charitable giving by showing your...
by Dean Trevelino | Dec 4, 2012 | Blog
About a week later after it started popping up on my News Feed, my Facebook friends seem to have finally realized that the ‘privacy notice’ protecting their personal details and data from unauthorized copying is fake. The notice scam was the second one this year and...