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You Are Not Late

Can you imagine how awesome it would have been to be an entrepreneur in 1985 when almost any dot com name you wanted was available? All words; short ones, cool ones. All you had to do was ask. It didn’t…

Pause by @adii

This is really hard saying this out loud, but I had decided to press pause on my new startup. I've been fretting about whether to share this publicly for the biggest part of the last two weeks, which has mostly…

Invest in Lines, not Dots by @msuster

How to pick a co-founder

What I learned bootstrapping a 6-figure business from school

It starts as a small product that fits in to a larger vision that you can expand aggressiv

Why I got Fired from Facebook (a $100 Million dollar lesson) – Noah Kagan’s Okdork.com

Last updated on May 25, 2017 Can I be real with you? Real real? (A note from Zuck) I’m TIRED of answering this question so I’d rather write it out and just point people to this post. Let me start…

What a stupid idea

What a stupid idea

Successful people are successful

One interesting observation I've made over the last few years is about the myth of the overnight success. This is a persistent idea in the startup world (much like in any star-dominated field) – the idea that someone is unknown…

Caterina.net: Want to be an entrepreneur? Drop out of college.

“the ropes. A small number of people — maybe in the high hundreds or low thousands — have the knowledge of how to start and run a tech company, and things change so fast, only people in the thick of things have a sense of what is going on. Take a few years off and you’re behind the times. Some publishers have asked Chris to collate his blog posts on entrepreneurship into a book, but he said, What’s the point, it’d be out of date by the time it hit the bookstores. As Fred pointed out, the basic skills necessary to start a tech company — design or coding — are skills that can be learned ou”