mike | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 07 2009 | rescuetime, time management
Nice reference of RescueTime!
Quoted: Four sites that can help job seekers
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 17 2009 | news, rescuetime, seattle, startups
The NYT says RescueTime is the "epitome" of personal time tracking software.
- zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2009 | productivity, rescuetime, tim ferriss
Tim Ferriss's iGoogle page, featuring the "Top pick!" RescueTime. Sweet!
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 29 2008 | rescuetime, angel, startups
I'm a Pioneer!
Quoted: It was joined by angel investors Tim Ferriss (author of the 4 Hour Work Week), Mike Koss (an early pioneer at Microsoft), Chris Sacca (a former Google executive) and Mike Seckler (formerly the founder of Employease).
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 03 2008 | rescuetime, time management
Love the new RescueTime features - especially think the new scoring system is more intuitive (and less "magic").
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 23 2008 | faves, rescuetime, techcrunch
Thanks to RescueTime, I'm now a listed Angel investor on CrunchBase (they never got my Faves.com investment).
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 13 2008 | jobs, rescuetime, seattle, startups
RescueTime is hiring.
Quoted: RescueTime is time management software that helps individuals and businesses understand how they spend their time (with NO DATA ENTRY), and provides tools to help them spend it more productively.
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 18 2008 | RescueTime, tony wright, robert scoble, time management, video
Tony's interview with Scoble about Rescue Time!
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 04 2008 | startups, seattle, rescuetime, blogs
Tony's really good blog post about bootstrapping the financing of a web 2.0 startup. I like his definition of the 3 milestones your company has to reach.
- mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 03 2008 | chat, im, personal productivity, chatterous, rescuetime
I'm using two tools from our StartPad tenants - RescueTime and Chatterous. I think they're both really cool and useful.
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Nice blog post by Tony Wright on focusing your energies on improving your conversion funnel.
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This is a very interesting loan product from BECU and has the potential of being one of the best 1st time mortgages for buyers that qualify.
It is called the "Helper" (HLPR) loan. Basically, it's aimed at 1st time buyers buying their first home, but it should also be useful for people who have already sold their homes and are looking for another.
There are income restrictions, credit restrictions and other guidelines, but this particular HLPR product (there are several others, see BECU's site) purports to have an ARM rate that is about 1% lower than the "going" rate. Based on my experience, their fees are also lower than most of the major banks.
This type of loan is great for someone that is looking at short-term ownership of a property. I spoke with several industry pros and they all believe that BECU is probably not making any money - perhaps even losing money - on this loan, but may be using it to bring borrowers into other BECU products that may be profitable.
BECU has had a reputation of being difficult to work with in the past and very slow to respond. It seems that now, though, they've cleaned up their act. They've got 24-hour mortgage reps and a lot of the process has been stream-lined and placed online. This loan is not for everyone, though, and it may not apply to every purchase. In particular, borrowers may have difficulty obtaining loans on new or conversion condos that are not FNMA approved. I spoke with several BECU reps and their answers were all over the board about this.
More info on the site.
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