This is a Must Read – Cancer 2.0: the Killer App

I agree with Zoli – Jeffrey’s post Cancer 2.0: the Killer App is the most important post you will read today – more important than anything about the hottest new startup, the coolest new technology, or the latest rumor. Jeffrey’s post is about what’s really important – staying positive, exercising, being healthy, and being human.

“Cancer never broke my positive attitude. Sure, for a few hours or a day I would be an emotional wreck. But I had an uber focus. I worked out almost every day. Chemo made me feeble compared to my old self but I was relentless about exercise…I have the same attitude from three years. I am Cancer Dude and I am going to kick it’s ass.”

We’re with you, Jeffrey.

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