Don’t accept no from someone who can’t say yes
I’ve been meaning for some time to write a post about my experience in the Navy and what it’s meant for my life. This isn’t that post, but I was recently reminded of something that a senior...
View ArticleWant to be successful? Don’t marry a loser.
It’s amazing how smart, ambitious, driven people let intelligence and wisdom go right out the window when it comes to the choice of who they’ll spend their life with. I know what some of you are...
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6 Lessons from Four Months in the PIE Startup Incubator
Two upfront warnings: first, this post is long. Second, this post is about my experience in a startup incubator over the last four months or so, so it might not be relevant to you. However, I think...
View ArticlePlease take a moment to tell Congress to stop SOPA and PIPA
Yesterday, I had the privilege of addressing an audience of hundreds of people to tell them about my startup DailyPath, and how we’re using the power of the Internet to help thousands of users learn...
View ArticleHow can I be a better presenter?
I mentioned yesterday that I spoke earlier this week in front of a few hundred investors, press, and curious onlookers about my startup DailyPath. If you’re curious about DailyPath, you can check out...
View ArticleHow a Barista and Losing a Quarter of a Million Bucks Taught Me to Ask for...
Most people do not know what they want. The other day at Starbucks, I watched the person in front of me get smoothly upsold from a cup of coffee to a $20 tea sampler set. I’m not saying that the guy...
View ArticleCheck out the new DailyPath Trail Guide (a daily guide to moving forward)
Very quick note, just wanted to give you all a heads up that my startup (DailyPath) today launched The DailyPath Trail Guide, which is a blog with short posts on self-learning, productivity,...
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SignPad is live in the App Store!
I’ve been doing web development full-time for the last four or five years, and in 2010 I started learning how to create iPhone and iPad apps. I switched to doing iOS development fulltime in early 2011...
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Those little things you’re avoiding…are they worth dying for?
Photo by US Forestry Service I have a list of things I’ve been putting off for awhile. Stressful, unpleasant things. Things like calling the IRS with a question about our taxes. If you’ve never had to...
View ArticleWant early access and free (awesome) apps? Join the RyanWaggoner.com iOS Apps...
I launched SignPad, my first iOS app, last week (iTunes link) and I’ve gotten a lot of questions and feedback. I’m planning on releasing one app per month for the remainder of 2012, as well as updates...
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Calm, sober, and freezing: January 2015 Monthly Challenge
So what’s this “Monthly Challenge” thing? We spend a few days around Christmas every year in the mountains of Colorado with family. I try and use this time to think all my breathtaking and dramatic...
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My Year in Review for 2014
Gotta love California! A few of my favorite bloggers do annual “Year in Review” posts that are some of my favorite things to read (read these three to get a feel: Patrick, Brennan, Amy). What makes...
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Walking, Going to Bed Early, and SxSW: March 2015 Monthly Challenge
For background on my monthly habits + experience thing that I’m doing for 2015, check out the post for January. You can also read about February here. So February didn’t go quite as well as January in...
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Gratitude Journal, Media Fast (again), and Having a Baby: April 2015 Monthly...
For background on my monthly habits + experience thing that I’m doing for 2015, check out the post for January. You can also read about February and March. So mainly due to the new experience for this...
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Positioning Pomodoros, Popsicles, and Pedaling: May 2015 Monthly Challenge
For background on my monthly habits + experience thing that I’m doing for 2015, check out the post for January. You can also read about February, March, and April. This was my most boring month, but...
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Summer of Love (Handles…and Getting Rid of Them): Summer 2015 Monthly Challenge
For background on my monthly habits + experience thing that I’m doing for 2015, check out the post for January. You can also read about February, March, April, and May. Positive habit: Tracking food...
View ArticleDon’t accept no from someone who can’t say yes
I’ve been meaning for some time to write a post about my experience in the Navy and what it’s meant for my life. This isn’t that post, but I was recently reminded of something that a senior...
View ArticleWant to be successful? Don’t marry a loser.
It’s amazing how smart, ambitious, driven people let intelligence and wisdom go right out the window when it comes to the choice of who they’ll spend their life with. I know what some of you are...
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6 Lessons from Four Months in the PIE Startup Incubator
Two upfront warnings: first, this post is long. Second, this post is about my experience in a startup incubator over the last four months or so, so it might not be relevant to you. However, I think...
View ArticlePlease take a moment to tell Congress to stop SOPA and PIPA
Yesterday, I had the privilege of addressing an audience of hundreds of people to tell them about my startup DailyPath, and how we’re using the power of the Internet to help thousands of users learn...
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