Im Colin Nederkoorn. I left my cushy job in sales to become a web entrepreneur. more...
I’m going biking… for the next couple of months.
It has been a long time coming. I first publicized this trip in October, 2007 and have been preparing since.
Topstartup won’t be updated, but watch and support our trip as we cross the US at: bikeacrossthe.us
Thanks for reading!
Colin
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How many products can you count that have not been replaced by newer, better ones? Is it possible to reach the limit where you cannot make a better widget? or hammer? or bicycle seat?
Maybe. Read the rest of this entry »
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Social: digg / del.icio.usHi! It’s out! A little behind schedule, but I got it done. If you’re on my mailing list, expect the paper copy in the next few days. If you aren’t on my mailing list - send me a message, and I’ll put you on for next year:
If you’re up for more reading and a little compare and contrast exercise. 2007 could be amusing to read.
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In october last year, I made the proclamation that I will bike from San Fran to Boston. Where are we on that? Maybe a little behind schedule, but on the way. It’s below freezing outside most days and often slushy. Hardly good biking weather. We had a stroke of good luck on the second last day of the year when we biked to Newport, Rhode Island. Ben and I are now training indoors on bicycle trainers. We even rearranged the living room so that we can bike and watch the tv. Now if only there was something good to watch! Read the rest of this entry »
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I’ve started an exercise regiment for the cross country bike trip. Not only is exercise great for your physical health, but it is also great for your mental health. Stressed out? Exercise will fix it. Down in the dumps? Exercising releases endorphins. Feeling on top of the world? Exercise will make you feel higher! Here are some great exercise routines that I’ve found: Read the rest of this entry »
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There has been a lot of criticism in the press recently about the startup scene in Boston. It seems that if you want to make it big, you move out to San Francisco. Facebook did it. Heck, my friend Lee moved from New York to San Francisco for eLifeList.com. In spring 2008, Im going out to San Francisco. Then I’m coming back to Boston. Read the rest of this entry »
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