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Router Ventures in KCâs Startland News
A nice little piece on some of the things weâve been up to at Router Ventures this past year. Iâve been, and will continue to be, bullish on Kansas City and think thereâs a great opportunity to fill the gap at the seed stage level there.
Router Ventures plans to make more KC startup investments
Let me know your thoughts on what things youâre seeing in KC, as well as other emerging markets as we head into 2017...
Looking back on 2015 one last time...
Here we are at the start of yet another year. Hard to believe weâre now 16 years into the decade!
As I look back just a little bit for âol timesâ sake, 2015 was a particularly interesting and somewhat hard year.
The first few weeks of 2015 started off rocky as a continuation of the steps that would lead to SPN being acquired and no longer officially a part of what I worked on on a daily basis. Everything has its time and seasons come and go but this was a particularly hard transition for me as it was âmy babyâ figuratively - that was now in someoneâs care.
I think George Lucas said it best when he was asked by Charlie Rose about the transition of Disney taking over Star Wars: Getting over âStar Warsâ is like getting over a lost love, Mr. Lucas said. He told Mr. Rose that he tried to approach it the way one would approach the end of a relationship, by focusing on the future instead of the past. âYou have to put it behind you, and itâs a very, very, very hard thing to do,â he said. âBut you have to just cut it off and say, âO.K., end of ballgame, I have to move on.â And everything in your body says, âDonât, you canât.ââ
The majority of this past year has been a difficult transition for me as its been the work of mentally trying to separate myself from what Iâve loved for so long and reminding myself that Iâm so much more than my current title, position or role that I call âworkâ in life.
The community has, and will continue, to develop over the coming years, and knowing that Iâm in it for the long haul with others who have a 20 year vision, makes it a little easier to look ahead to whatâs next but all the same, the years of memories that we, the community, collectively created will always hold a special place in my heart.
As the year transitioned on and through months of searching for what was next and what Iâd enjoy working towards next, I was reminded of the goodness in life through the amazing progress that the debut of my fund, Router Ventures took over the last quarter with us bringing on some truly amazing and brilliant partners. This coupled with me meeting the partners of Wave Interactive and seeing our alignment and excitement in taking what they were doing to the next level, all started to play a part in setting up this coming year nicely from the project front.
The year also had its joyous moments with the arrival of our son Henry into our home along with each of our children finding their stride each day and developing more and more into their own special little people with dreams, skills and desires.
Itâs true, I too am excited for this coming year and what it will bring, teach, surprise me with and through it all I hope that when I look back a year from today Iâll have the eyes to see everything I was suppose to learn through this amazing journey Iâve been blessed withâŠ
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Special TED edition.
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âOne time I hit a home run. The pitcher threw the ball, well, the pitcher was my dad, so my dad threw the ball and I hit it all the way to the yellow pole, which means it was a home run. Iâm not sure if we won the game or not because we donât keep score.â
The Head and The Heart - âRivers & Roadsâ (The Doe Bay Sessions)
In Western culture, many people define success narrowly as money and power. In her uplifting book Thrive, Arianna Huffington argues that this leaves us sitting on a two-legged stool, which will tip over if we donât add a third leg. She makes a passionate case, supported by science, for...
"Iâve been fixing watches in this chair for almost sixty years. It required a lot more skill in the old days. Now I pretty much just replace batteries."
(Dharamshala, India)
Making introductions is one of the most rewarding things we do as backers and builders of startups, and as affiliates of Bloomberg â where we love bringing promising startups to the attention of a company we admire.
If you ask me for an introduction, Iâll introduce you to literally anyone I...
Pretty fun time lapse video of parts of Downtown Omaha via ONElapse.
Necessary Conversations
I wanted to share this post from my friend Joshua DuBois in light of Mark Cuban's comments and our country's attempt at adequately discussing the issue of race in America.
Thank You, Mark Cuban, For Speaking Up
Censuring Cuban is the surest way to breed the Donald Sterlings of tomorrow. The country needs more candor like Cubanâs on the always fraught subject of race. Thank you, Mark Cuban.
"His brother pushed him. (The fact that his head is tightly wedged in a lampshade is actually of no concern.)"
Submitted By: Andi Location: Kentucky, USA
"Whatâs your greatest struggle right now?" "Wondering if weâll fit in when we go to high school next year."
Big Omaha VI Starts In 1 Day!
Crazy. I still remember Big Omaha 2009 like it was yesterday...
Take a walk down memory lane, back to those May days in 2009...
Looking forward to what this year will hold and I'm grateful for the community that we have, not just in Omaha, but around the country.
Full steam ahead!
This. #TRUTH
"I was scared when my mom died, because she was always giving me good advice. And I wasnât sure Iâd be able to make it without her advice." "Whatâs the best piece of advice she ever gave you?" "Believe in God." "When did you find it the hardest to believe in God?" "I guess when I was eighteen or nineteen, cause you know, itâs the age youâre becoming a man, and you feel like youâre in control. Then you find out that youâre not."
