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Why Entrepreneurs Need to Do One Thing at a Time
The most successful entrepreneurs go small, not broad – and avoid distractions at all costs.
4 Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make When Building an MVP
Every entrepreneur gets personally attached to his or her product. Only some of them, though, see how dangerous that is.
Your First Product Is a Success. Is It Time to Roll Out a Second?
Before committing to a new launch, prepare a thorough process, one that includes all the lessons you learned first time around.
Uncover Market Opportunities With This Roadmapping Strategy
These five steps will help you chart a realistic journey forward and hold yourself accountable along the way.
Stop Obsessing Over Your Prototype and Just Let Customers See It
The feedback you get from a prototype is essential to moving forward with a product or idea.
5 Business Lessons I Learned From My Dad the Roofer
Reputation will always matter and people will never want to pay for what they can't use, no matter how cool you think it is.
Amazon Is Huge Because It Started With A Great MVP
The most important lessons entrepreneurs can take from the internet's biggest empire are from when it was a just another startup.
Don't Start Marketing Before You're Ready to Start Selling
Creating a demand for something you can't deliver will hurt your brand reputation and your bottom line.
Want to Be Great? Embrace Embarrassment. Advice on Imperfection from Reid Hoffman, Sheryl Sandberg and Mark Zuckerberg.
Top leaders in the tech world explain why it is so imperative to launch your startup sooner, rather than later.
4 Ways Creativity Is Killing Your Viable Business Ideas
Perfect is the enemy of good. Your innovative concepts are worthless if you can't implement your vision.
6 Tangible Steps to Launch an MVP Product
A lackluster response from potential customers doesn't mean you've failed -- it just means you've succeeded at understanding what the market doesn't want.
4 Tactics to Help Your Company Avoid the Top Startup Killer
Startups fail for a lot of reasons: a lack of money (duh), poor marketing, a pivot gone awry, legal challenges. But another, different reason tops the list year after year.
