Smart Blades

07/05/2017

Testing the new layout for bugs.

04/24/2017

It's not easy work tho.

A visit to the Emerald Triangle during the ma*****na harvest season.

06/13/2016

Thanks MerryJane.com for featuring us for last minute father days gifts! E

Gifts for Father's Day.

10/09/2015

Turbo Trimmerz inventor and CEO Joshua Mezher was recently interviewed by Cashinbis on his thoughts about the industry and how he became to be a part of it.

Joshua realized his biggest cultivation cost was trimming. His product helps people spend less time trimming, more time enjoying the harvest.

06/24/2015

A very ingenious way of keeping tabs on society. Not sure about privacy issues, it would not be too hard to build a DNA data base alongside.....

The federal government is chipping in money for a three-year pilot study using sewage samples to determine levels of ma*****na use in two Washington cities — research that could help answer some key questions about pot legalization, the University of Puget Sound announced Monday.

07/03/2014

Ma*****na start-ups have received $10 million in financing over the past 16 months from ArcView.

04/18/2014

http://www.wired.com/2014/04/high-tech/

TurboTrimmerz were featured in this months edition of Wired Magazine!

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08/28/2013

Closing Deals & Opening Doors.

06/19/2013

By David Miller on Jun 18, 2013 01:30 pm

A long time ago I learned that the opposite of love isn't hate. The opposite of love is indifference.

It was only recently that I learned that, for an entrepreneur, the opposite of success isn't failure. The opposite of success is not being in the game.

Too often we want to define the success for an entrepreneur as having a growing business or employing a lot of people or by the "big exit" - we want to use a metric we can easily quantify. All those things are good things if they align with the entrepreneur's goals.

But that's not really success for an entrepreneur. The real definition of success for any entrepreneur is to simply be an entrepreneur. To be in the game. To be swinging at more pitches.

If someone is putting themselves on the line to make something happen, then they are successful. If someone is working on a new project, then they are successful. If someone is doing, then they are successful. Success is not the outcome. Success is pursuing the outcome.

There is no such things as an unsuccessful entrepreneur. Only projects can be unsuccessful. An entrepreneur is, by definition, successful. Otherwise, they wouldn't be an entrepreneur.