Comments on: 30 Coffees Learning: Of Goats, Cows, and Dragons http://madebyfight.com/2010/02/30-coffees-learning-of-goats-cows-and-dragons-3/ Digital Strategy Thu, 03 Mar 2011 21:20:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: agray http://madebyfight.com/2010/02/30-coffees-learning-of-goats-cows-and-dragons-3/comment-page-1/#comment-209 agray Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:08:21 +0000 http://madebyfight.com/?p=379#comment-209 Funny. I worked with Chris and Scott at that company. A company with a great idea that was way before it's time, lead by a visionary who was way ahead of the market. Would be commercially successful today. In fact, maybe I'll go restart that company... ;) Funny. I worked with Chris and Scott at that company. A company with a great idea that was way before it's time, lead by a visionary who was way ahead of the market. Would be commercially successful today. In fact, maybe I'll go restart that company… ;)

]]> By: agray http://madebyfight.com/2010/02/30-coffees-learning-of-goats-cows-and-dragons-3/comment-page-1/#comment-123 agray Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:08:21 +0000 http://madebyfight.com/?p=379#comment-123 Funny. I worked with Chris and Scott at that company. A company with a great idea that was way before it's time, lead by a visionary who was way ahead of the market. Would be commercially successful today. In fact, maybe I'll go restart that company... ;) Funny. I worked with Chris and Scott at that company. A company with a great idea that was way before it's time, lead by a visionary who was way ahead of the market. Would be commercially successful today. In fact, maybe I'll go restart that company… ;)

]]> By: Wilson Zorn http://madebyfight.com/2010/02/30-coffees-learning-of-goats-cows-and-dragons-3/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Wilson Zorn Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:43:42 +0000 http://madebyfight.com/?p=379#comment-82 Hey Rob! I'm finally paying enough attention to LinkedIn to notice your change, need to catch up soon. But more to the point, re your post, while I haven't directly tackled it in setting up a new company or such, the difficulty of explaining new concepts or functions is something I've dealt with. I think the biggest opportunity is to start with "what problem we solve." If a new "whatever" can describe that, people get that. Just my 2 cents to a question that deserves at least $20, as my facile answer belies the deeper nature of your rather interesting question. Hey Rob! I'm finally paying enough attention to LinkedIn to notice your change, need to catch up soon. But more to the point, re your post, while I haven't directly tackled it in setting up a new company or such, the difficulty of explaining new concepts or functions is something I've dealt with. I think the biggest opportunity is to start with “what problem we solve.” If a new “whatever” can describe that, people get that. Just my 2 cents to a question that deserves at least $20, as my facile answer belies the deeper nature of your rather interesting question.

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