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Many people dream about turning their passion into a career. But how many twelve year olds do you know who started their own company and became a millionaire by age 17? Ephren Taylor, now the youngest African-American CEO of a publicly traded company, is one of them. At age 12, he started a company programming video games because his mother wouldn’t buy them for him. Five years later, he was a millionaire.
Check out this inspirational interview with Ephren Taylor.
We wanted to let everyone know that we were written up in the New York Times this month in a piece that they wrote about small businesses and our online appointment scheduling capabilities. You can read the article for yourself.
It's always nice to get a little acknowledgement for our hard work here.
Enjoy!
HourTown was featured today on Nigel Powell's blog, Red Ferret. Nigel and his crew are chatting about a ton of interesting gadets and technolgies over on their site. I never knew you could buy a machine for a few hundred dollars that can create a 3-D object out of sugar! Bravo. Thanks for the post Nigel.
Don't know how I missed this article a couple months back, but it's a great piece on the subject of service professionals, written by Steve King. Steve's a thought-leader on the subject of the small business market and was one of the authors of the Intuit Future of Small Business Report. We were flattered to be included in the piece, along with the guys from Teach Street.
Check out Steve King's article here
