I've got to credit my mom for inspiration on this one. I had seen her turn her life around by buying a business a couple of years before. Seeing that another life was possible gave me the energy to work stupid long hours until my head was above water. It was a great feeling, but it didn't stop there. click here, click here
Corporate finance teams have been slower than their counterparts in sales and human resources to embrace cloud software options, but more are finding spreadsheets inadequate for financial planning.
I went to conferences, learned coding and talked to anybody who knew something I didn't about blogging. I also started a couple of side web ventures, a couple of which are still going strong today. Today, my work life is pretty fluid. Some days I work for other people, many days just for myself. I have a lot of residual income streaming in from many sources. If one business goes belly up, I know there are different revenue streams that will survive. The same goes for my investments. click here, click here I don't know if you saw Matthew McConaughey's crazy-eyed Oscar acceptance speech from last year, but he said something I'll always remember. He said that his hero in life was himself 10 years from now. That might sound a little conceited if you don't frame it right. click here, click here Basically, he said he wanted to always be pushing himself to be better, to become someone that his past self could respect and admire. I want to do the same. I think my little debt-ridden self from a decade-plus ago would like the guy I've become. I want the same to go for the guy I am 10 years from now. Here are a couple bonus milestones I'd like to see in my future. click here Investments for my children. I don't have kids, and my girlfriend and I have no specific plans. But I want them someday. Before I start reproducing, I want to have investments in place for them to at least be able to go to college, to get a level of education somewhat better than the one I had. click here
“The CFO is becoming the chief revenue officer,” said Christian Gheorghe, co-founder and CEO of Tidemark. “They are being asked to help find new sources of revenue, offer model, try different types of experiments, and leverage vast arrays of data. The demand for transparency and visibility are increasing.” click here
Tidemark (which has raised $80 million in venture capital) tripled total revenue under contract. Its customers include BlackBerry, Chiquita, Hostess, HubSpot and Netflix; and its technology interoperates with applications from Workday, Salesforce, Box, NetSuite, and New Relic. click here
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