This article is the second part of 2 articles on the Web Feature Discovery Process. You probably should click here and read article 1 if you are here for the first time.
Ok, so you have finally figured out the key assets and are starting to go down the road of making your new web feature [...]
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Web Feature Discovery Process – Part 2
Learning is Earning
Learning is Earning are my thoughts on why you get an MBA compared with just going out and starting a business.
Silicon Valley, NYC, Boston or Fund Bust
Synchronicity seems to happen in 3s. You hear something once, then you hear it again. When you hear it a third time, you may want to listen up. Maybe the world is trying to tell you something. Three times in the past 2 weeks either a person or a short video stated bluntly that you [...]
How To Get A $25,000 SBA Backed Express/Patriot Loan?
This blog post is about how to get a loan using the SBA for $25,000. I recently closed on a loan using the SBA. I am not going to specifically say which bank I used or SBA person, I will get into how to start your search, because this is a region/local issue, and you [...]
Startup Business Models (for thought)
In really thinking through a start-up, and I have had this conversation about a dozen times in the past year, you have to make a specific choice as to what your business model will be.
Sounds simple… Well, if you have read through some of my other blog posts about start-ups, there is a bit of [...]
The Startup Chasm
Currently I am in the middle of my own start-up, called “Take It National“. And apart from my own business, I am quite often chatting with others about their start-ups, or just having conversations with people about start-ups in general. Now that I am in the middle of my own, and not just an outsider [...]
A Summer Of Web Discontent Or Bliss
Just when it appears that the economy is failing, the stock market is chaotic, housing prices are down, and it looks like the future is bleak, there are always people who are succeeding and working. So, I am not so sure about this horrible future.
While those of us in our 40s and 50s or older freak [...]
Reading The Startup Tea Leaves
As I slowly (I mean slowly) move into my new startup venture called Take It National, I have been thinking about a series of events that have happened over the past year. Its these series of events that have lead me to this startup. So, I tell people that this startup was not our choice, but [...]
Startup-Rules Addendum
Startup Rules Revisited
Since I wrote my last blog entry, Start-up Rules For Real People, I have had some meetings, some epiphanies, some conincidences that were quite ironic, that I have to write an addendum for those who read my first article about these start-up rules. Basically almost every other day, somebody talks with me about an [...]
New Rules For Start-ups For Regular People
For many years I have always met with entrepreneurs to go through their plans for their tech start-up. Not that I am any bit an expert. With mostly 18 years of corporate experience, this really puts me in the corporate camp. Then there are the failed start-ups and the eventually the successful ones. This means [...]
