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Category Archives: OwnWebNow
It’s another almost all-nighter at Casa de Vlad, another first of the month and another record profit and revenue month. Ahead of all financial goals for 2009. Eh, if it were as easy as it sounds. First of the month … Continue reading
If you work with me, you will be getting an email from me over the next 24-48 hours from now. It’s pretty important (to me, to you) so I hope you take a moment to go through it and see … Continue reading
Some things are just depressing. One of the most depressing conversations ever witnessed was between Homer Simpson and Bart Simpson. Bart is complaining about how, after series of embarrassing events, this is the worst day of his life. Homer responds: … Continue reading
I can’t believe I’m about to write another serious post this year. I’m going to have to quit this as it’s really going to mess up the Vladville vibe and let you all in on what I really do and … Continue reading
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
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
This space intentionally left blank. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Those that dwell on it never make any progress. The arbitrary, synchronized change of calendars is the opportunity to evaluate 2008, see what … Continue reading
This blog has been a frequent snowball fight over the very definition of that word. It simply means a lot of things to a lot of people. This year, perhaps, is the first time in my life that I’ve seen … Continue reading