It’s one thing to start a company and let everyone know you are looking for investment capital. It’s another to actually have the know how and tools to properly locate the capital you need.

If term sheets, financial models, Power Point presentations and more are all foreign to you, take a look at the link below to see what I’ve put together for the entrepreneurs out there.

Both the learning and the tools themselves, you can’t go wrong!

http://www.roguecfoseminars.com

My year long project of sorts is finally up.

Last December I got the wild idea to create an audio book for entrepreneurs, teaching them everything they need to know on the finance side to start a venture.

Enter Fred Castaneda, podcaster extraordinaire, who opened my eyes to the idea of building it as a podcast course. Audio, video walk throughs, excel and pdf templates, etc. all delivered to people via an Itunes stream over a period of time, like a true course.

Went through a few different versions, pushed hard on it all summer. Now, after 20 hours of audio recording, lots of editing, decision making, interviewing other professionals for the course, (Angel investor out of Paris, France, Jay Ehert the Marketing Guy out of Waco Texas, and more to come), the course is ready.



www.Finance4Startups.com

Tons of free content there, the interviews, etc. And if you are feeling wild, click on the start button on the left, and sign up for the Premium content. WAY discounted for the first month. For 15+ hours of content, templates, etc. it's a great deal.<input ... ></input><input ... >

Rest of pics on Facebook. If you aren't my friend, there's a reason. Suck it.

Ordered replacement glass for my Iphone today off Ebay, and also bought one of the best reviewed Iphone cases: the Otterbox, also from Ebay. Will be a touch bulky, but it'll be airtight and Chris proof. And come April I can upgrade to the newer Iphone model for $99 if I'm not super happy with my handywork.

After dropping my Iphone pretty much daily since April with not a wee bit of damage, yesterday was my day to shine. Hit at just the right angle on the bathroom floor. Luckily, it still functions completely fine, even though the bottom left is completely shattered... albeit still all held together.

Went to target today and got an iphone case and plastic cover for the screen. Will tie me over until some future time when I decide to upgrade.

What better way to blow off some steam than the driving range. Of course I managed to block the view of the ball... this place has an auto pop up tee which is great, no bending over to tee up each shot. Starts off slow but towards the end I'm sending a few balls downtown to Chinatown.... which means about 150-200 yards for me.