Last summer, Brad Feld spoke at one of my classes at the Bard Center for Entrepreneurship. I have been reading his blog ever since. My focus is typically on his advice for entrepreneurs and his explanations of how the Venture Capital world works. Yesterday he made a terrific post on Discovering Work Life Balance. Enjoy.
July 23, 2005
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