Great post by my colleague, Jim Hancock, over at InsideWork. Solid insights and thinking on the issue of change. The diagram here was developed from prior research and thinking from Jim, Al, and Dan before I joined the InsideWork team:

I had a great time with my colleagues tonight during dinner. Interesting and insightful conversations are times to treasure. Eventually we hit upon the current financial crisis.

Simeon Simeonov, who's a VC at Polaris Venture Partners, has a good presentation on "Strategies for Startup Success." It's an old presentation and post, but worth revisiting...

Watching and hearing about my parents’ business experiences in Korea provided me with an excellent base of knowledge and expectations when I moved there in 2000 to start HeyAnita Korea, a joint venture between HeyAnita and Softbank.

"Give thanks for job creators Instead of vilifying entrepreneurs for wanting to ‘get rich,’ perhaps we should cheer them for doing what government is incapable of: truly employing the masses." USAToday "Rich Vs. Poor Is Not The Right Debate The...

There were some great posts on startup lessons from entrepreneurs last week. First one I came across was Refin's founder and CEO, Glenn Kelman: "Good Question! The Eight Best Questions We Got While Raising Venture Capital" TechCrunch Second one was...

HatTip to Ralph B. How awesome is this site? I wish they had an iPhone app for the McRib Locator. If I was only 20 years younger, I would make this into a cross country quest.

It's Thanksgiving week in the U.S., so there will be slow down across this nation and here. I'm leaving for Chicago tomorrow, so there won't be many blog posts or links place here for the week. Have a great Thanksgiving or just a great week!

HatTip to friend in D.C. Obviously South Korea has secondary status with President Obama. Take a look at these pictures :)