Scott Blum

Scott Blum is an author and co-founder of DailyOM a popular, spiritually based website that offers inspirational messages, horoscopes and an on-line retail store. Scott's career began as a software developer. He then went to work for Capcom in Japan as one of the first American Nintendo visa mer programmers. Blum also worked for Sega, Taito, and Starwave. While at Starwave he produced Peter Gabriel's critically acclaimed "Eve" CD-ROM, which was the recipient of the prestigious Milia d'Or award for excellence in CD-ROM production. Scott founded iMusic in 1995. He worked with such bands as Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Smashing Pumpkins, No Doubt, and Ben Harper. In 2004 Scott and his wife Madisyn Taylor founded DailyOM (www.dailyom.com) after wanting to merge their personal interests in spirituality with their professional lives. DailyOM has since become one of the premiere on-line destinations for non-denominational inspirational content, products and courses from some of today's best-selling authors. Scott's personal interest in metaphysics and spirituality has been an ongoing pursuit which he has begun to share in a series of books: Summer's Path (currently available on-line as a free download) and Waiting for Autumn (hardcover, Spring 2009), both published by Hay House. Scott lives in the mountains of Ashland, Oregon with his wife Madisyn. (Bowker Author Biography) visa färre