StartUp Advisor:
StartUp Advisor:
StartUp Founders: Beast (Founder) Mode
‘Founder Mode’ drives startup success. Learn from top entrepreneurs about maintaining control, leveraging vision, and building exceptional companies.
SaaS 2.0: The Evolution to ‘Software And Also Services’
For SaaS startups, services aren’t the enemy of SaaS – they’re the growth catalyst. Your SaaS offering is the core, akin to an assembly line. Your goal is to get it as commoditized, efficient, optimized, lean and profitable as possible.
StartUp Founders Have A Growth Fetish aka GaaC
StartUp Founders have a growth fetish – we are lured by rapid scale & higher valuations. In doing so, we chase customers at unsustainable costs, mistaking fleeting engagement for loyalty. This blind pursuit of expansion, is generally at the expense of sustainability and profitability.
Founders First Steps: From Making Your Bed to Changing the World!
If you want to change the world, start by making your bed. If you can’t do the simple things, you’ll never do the hard things.
The StartUp Rule For 2024: Don’t Quit
Three Rules for StartUp Founders to Follow In 2024 (1) Don’t quit. (2) Earn The Right. (3) See Number One. – Simple. Right?
StartUp Founders: Embracing Discomfort & Dissent
StartUp Founders that discover the power of diversity, dissent & challenge unlock innovation and growth.
StartUp Founders: Your Unfair Share of the Upswing
Learn the blueprint for an unfair advantage in startup growth, leveraging partnerships, and embracing a powerful API-first approach for adaptability.
StartUp Founders: The 1%’ers Embrace Ikigai
Dear Reader, As a StartUp Founder, how do you sustain the fire when the adrenaline wears off? In the relentless grind from nothing to something, chasing the next peak, you HAVE to love (or learn to love) the journey, the game of growth, more than the perceived destination. (𝕏 Tweet This) Welcome to Ikigai. Where […]
StartUp Founders: Always Sweat The Small Stuff
The details are not the details. They make the design.” – Charles Eames
Hey Reader,
As a StartUp Founder, overlooking the small stuff is self sabotage; a blueprint for failure, it exposes your hand. These ‘insignificant’ details are the canary in the coal mine. (𝕏 Tweet This)
Startups are often perceived as homes of grand visions that frequently eclipse the essentials, the details. Yet, a fundamental truth stands clear: ‘If you can’t do the simple, you can’t do the complex.’ Excellence in the…
