PinnedPublished inThe StartupThe Real Reason Nobody Is Buying Your Startup’s ProductIf you’re struggling to sell a product, chances are you’re overlooking the biggest problem.Sep 3, 202064Sep 3, 202064
PinnedPublished inThe StartupI Wish Someone Had Warned Me About the Real Reason Most Startups FailEvery entrepreneur knows that most startups fail, but very few of them actually understand why.Feb 10, 202258Feb 10, 202258
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookIs it Really Possible for Entrepreneurs to Work too Hard?Entrepreneurs are some of the hardest working people on the planet, but what if that’s killing your startup?3d ago83d ago8
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookThe Naive Pricing Mistake Every New Founder MakesPricing is one of the hardest things for inexperienced entrepreneurs to get right because the best strategy isn’t obvious.6d ago206d ago20
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookWhat if Running Out of Money Isn’t Really What Kills Startups?Money is important for startups, but it’s definitely not the most critical thing.Mar 2017Mar 2017
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookIt’s Time to Fix the Most Misunderstood Word in EntrepreneurshipYou’re going to hear lots of entrepreneurs using it, but they’re using it in a way that could ruin your startup.Mar 1719Mar 1719
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookThe Tricky Thing Venture Capitalists Understand About Startups That Most Entrepreneurs Don’tYou’ll become a better entrepreneur simply by studying how VCs think about investing.Mar 1334Mar 1334
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookThe Only Thing You’ll Need to Know About Building Your Startup’s BrandLots of entrepreneurs obsess about their brands, but, ultimately, only one thing actually matters.Mar 1016Mar 1016
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookWhy Most Startups Fail Before They Ever Make a SaleInexperienced founders are always making the same mistake.Mar 645Mar 645
Published inEntrepreneurship HandbookOne Dull Metric Eventually Determines the Outcome for Every StartupThe best entrepreneurs know not to get distracted by flashy datapoints that don’t mean very much.Mar 311Mar 311