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Peter's blog covers his relationship with Christ, with threads into politics, religion, business and family issues. Be prepared to keep an open mind. For best results, follow him on twitter (@poiniq) and join his new facebook page: www.facebook.com/pioniq.
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Just recently, Peter's company, Scale Computing, was named one of America's Most Promising by Forbes.
Seriously, did this Really Happen?: Episode 2 8/30/2010
I'm building Scale Computing, a technology start-up. It's the strangest experience my family and I have ever had. In this first episode, you'll meet some of the characters and get an inside-look at building company, as it is happening. I can't publish this kind of information on our corporate page. Check out the first article-- Read More
Got Any Laments? This Guy Did--What Are Yours? 8/11/2010
On Sunday, my wife took me to the Indianapolis Museum of Art. We didn't go in, but rather walked around an exhibit known as the 100 acres. Tucked inside was the most powerful piece of art I've ever felt. Read More
Five Ways to Burn Bridges 8/5/2010
It’s a Thursday and, for some strange reason, I’m compelled to write a blog about bridge burning. I Googled “how to burn a bridge” and the first result made me laugh: “If you want to know how to burn bridges, look no further than AskMen.com” Read More
Get Numb 8/3/2010
If you're in the "game" or thinking of jumping into it, then be prepared to get numb. Read More
10 Questions for Transformation 8/2/2010
John Ortberg, author and pastor recently wrote in his blog post that "change requires the right vision and the actual effective methods for change". How true. But if there's a right vision, a wrong one also may exist. Here's 10 questions to ask yourself before attempting any change. Read More

Susan Fuller, founder of two businesses and an instrumental support, aid and host to several other companies founded by her husband and friends, is a nearly full-time mother of two children and a part-time speaker. In this humorous, "reveal all," series she discusses the good, bad and ugly about being an entrepreneurial family. Learn how to make your spouse's company "your" company and how letting the experience of business creation touch your children in a very positive way.