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December 21, 2007, 4:37 pm

Startup's holiday wish: Al Gore

I Live Inspired founders Chris Deutsch and Rob Foster are prowling the Washington mall this week, talking up their company and seeking a meeting with Al Gore. What do you think of their quest?

Your Answers
AFrom Tori Atlanta Georgia

They are going all the way!

Posted By Tori Atlanta Georgia : January 4, 2008 1:33 pm
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AFrom mike, warwick, ri

I looked at the channels on http://www.iliveinspired.com. I'm a subscriber to two of them, but this business model is limitless. Imagine, a business whose potential customer base is every single person on earth!? Let me know when they go public!

Posted By mike, warwick, ri : December 31, 2007 1:52 pm
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AFrom Leon, New York, NY

I have heard of similar business models having success in Europe and see no reason why it would not work here. Text is where it's at right now, especially when it comes to reaching that coveted demographic of youthful consumers. Plus it sounds like a business with a big heart. Walk on, guys.

Posted By Leon, New York, NY : December 22, 2007 2:45 am
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AFrom James, Portland OR

These guys are awesome. I really enjoyed following along their Indiana journey. I know I'd like some daily inspiration on sustainable living; tips to save some energy, reduce my carbon footprint, regenerate some resources, etc…Rock on Rob and Chris!

Posted By James, Portland OR : December 22, 2007 1:03 am
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