My life is set to drastically change as DM's launch and my MBA classes commence this fall. This impending doom on my social life helps explain the high value I've placed on practical tips for overworked entrepreneurs.

I'm painfully aware that most successful entrepreneurs do not date women, they date their idea that they believe will someday make them rich. To call yourself an "entrepreneur" I would imagine is sort of a hit or miss with the ladies. It's a lot like labeling yourself an artist or a musician: while you may come across to some as being industrious, creative, and best of all, mysterious, you can't help avoid the others who see you as nothing more than a poorboy's romantic. Now that the term "entrepreneur" can be used to describe my occupation, and with such subjective odds with the ladies already stacked against me, I am still faced with the difficulty of coming up with a clever way to add the term "student" to my label? DressMonkey may be marketable to the masses, but its owner certainly ain't with the ladies. But all is good. The thought of me dating DressMonkey in place of women for the indefinite future is starting to sink in -- I'll be fine as long as DressMonkey puts out like those I've dated in the past.