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Author Archives: Vlad
This was originally intended for OWN Blog, but I could not quite manage to make the post respectful or free of profanities, so Vladville it is. I want to let you in on something I’m thinking about. The most exciting … Continue reading
What a fantastic year it has been in the world of college football. University of Florida dominated the scene again, only to be shamed by an unranked team that has always been able to dial it’s number. It’s great to … Continue reading
I saw this at the book store yesterday and it damn near brought a tear to my eye: That bull is the symbol of the American pride: confidence and hope in the American financial enterprise. It stands on West side … Continue reading
Welcome to 2009! Ok, so doom and gloom up front: It’s going to be a tough year. We’ll still move forward, we’ll still make a lot of money, it’s just going to be tougher all around. In this podcast I … Continue reading
One of my most critical failures of 2008 has been my role in the perpetual growing pain that is Own Web Now. The moment we had enough servers, we were again over capacity. The second we finally finished training the … Continue reading
Happy New Year, may all you’ve wished for come true. If you want it, today is the first day to work on it. None of that “Oh, I’m tired” or “It’s a holiday” or “I’ll start it tomorrow, strong!” lazy … Continue reading
Last day of the month, last day of the quarter, last day of the year. On behalf of my family and my Own Web Now family I would like to thank all of you for making OWN products a part … Continue reading
The past week and really the bulk of my inbound mail activity since the first V… newsletter has concerned one topic: planning for the new year. I have tried my best to respond to all of those messages (by the … Continue reading
Lose weight. Be less ugly. Change underware daily. Be realistic Vlad! I’ve always seen New Years resolutions as these big optimistic goals, only to be crushed into reality somewhere mid-January. I really love what I do. I know it sounds … Continue reading
So here we are at the end of 2008, facing an ugly report from the retail sector and it all seems like a neverending car commercial. You know the kind, “It has never been a better time to buy a … Continue reading