Google is fortunate enough to be facing a serious problem in 2010: they have achieved such a high level of success that their own market dominance and sheer momentum has become the biggest threat to their future. As the company has expanded their focus, their infrastructure, and their payroll, they've evolved into something almost unique -- a stable, profitable disruption engine that enters...

Incredible view, huh? That's the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. It's not Photoshopped, it's what they call an "Infinity Pool," and this one is 55 stories up and longer than a football field. The future is an amazing place. 2010 is an incredible time to be alive, especially for an entrepreneur as hard-working as you. This is about being on the edge, full time... All this week, we're going ...

A little bit of mystery is the key ingredient in selling a compelling story. That's true for our email headlines and our personal branding...and that's also true for multi-billion dollar corporations like Facebook. They've been building the hype for months now about their "top secret new feature" dubbed Project Titan. Today, that finally launches. As it turns out, Project Titan is a fully fe...

This weekend, I will be re-reading the Claude Hopkins classic Scientific Advertising. Sure, it's from 1923, but it's still dead-on today. It's important to stay connected to the roots of modern marketing, because despite the incredible technological changes we've witnessed in the past century, the actual science of persuasion, connection and conversion sure hasn't changed much. That's why ma...

In 2010, the customer base is smarter than ever. That's partly because we live in an era where technology is working miracles...literally: this week we've seen headlines about eye implants that allow the blind to see. We're on the horizon where science fiction becomes science news, and that's been disrupting every industry known to mankind. Business has a strange logic, here in the future....