HAPPY NEW YEAR - [VIDEO]

HAPPY NEW YEAR
Best wishes for health, happiness and success.

Make your world a wonderful world by pursuing your dreams.
Enjoy this inspiring track from Louis Armstrong

My 7 top Posts of 2011

My 7 top posts of 2011 - [in English]

1.       Tech Valuations - back to big $$$ per eyeballs

2.       Steve Jobs, our prayers are with you

3.       Lightning strikes Eiffel Tower - incredible photo

4.       Top 10 outrageous statements made by entrepreneurs to VCs

5.       Turnarounds - why? why? why?

6.       Tech Founders - overcome your fear of public speaking

7.       Top 10 excuses used by salespeople

My 7 top posts of 2011 - [in French]

1.       Vente Privée contre Groupon, un David contre Goliath

2.       Lettre ouverte à Nicolas Sarkozy par Fabrice

3.       Lettre ouverte à l'écosystème des startups en France par Cédric

4.       Rory McIlroy flambe le record de Tiger Woods à l'US Open

5.       Valos tech - facebook, linkedin, skype - des ARPU faibles pour des valos indecentes

6.       Vaincre la peur de parler en public

7.       Les Business Angels s'essouflent...

Rankings were done according to traffic data.

What to look for in the 2012 PGA Tour Golf Season

Golf's 2011 Notables and Forgettables

Star of the year: Luke Donald for winning the money title on both the PGA and European Tours








Most promising greatness with that pure swing: Rory McIlroy

 











Most promising return to greatness with that win at the Chevron: Tiger Woods








Hick of the year aka "just stay at home, Bubba Watson"

"Watson described the Eiffel Tower as ‘that big tower’ and the Arc de Triomphe as ‘this  arch I drove round in a circle and in riding past the Louvre on his motorised push bike, Watson described it as ‘a building starting with L’."



A**hole of the Year for being the most ungrateful millionaire caddie (thank you Mr. Woods) in the World: Stevie Williams
[Does not deserve to have his pic on this blog]

K.J. Choi at the beach - a whole lot different than the rest of us

Tiger Woods finds a new anchor

After a 2-year journey, having lost his life Anchor (his father), Tiger Woods renews with victory at the Chevron Challenge benefiting his foundation in Southern California. This victory comforts the theory that no matter how low the lows, there is always a way to find a new anchor (or a modified one) and relaunch from there. For Tiger it was his spirituality, with a newfound anchor in his buddhist beliefs. Congrats Tiger. You are an inspiration.