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I’ve been following Twitter this weekend as several twitterers are at Nashville’s Start Up Weekend. I am following it carefully and am enjoying the enthusiasm they are providing.

And I read this at Regular Geek:

As you can see, people have faith in each other. People have faith that companies and startups will figure it all out. For the startups that are listening, just tighten your belts and run as lean as you can. This is the type of time that separates the wheat from the chaff. Those who can not survive may be able to sell off their assets in order to start something new. As Steven said, “are we going to feel pain?” Absolutely, but there is a lot to learn from pain. You learn not to do the same things. Personally, I think we will see some interesting ideas start to appear, and they will be created cheaply. Innovations in technology will continue to appear, but consumer prices will drop in order to stay competitive and affordable.

There are a lot of people working on change. We just might not be seeing it.

I’m encouraged.

Makes me really wish I was there.