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by krav 15y ago
This is very cool. A way for me to filter by activity type would be helpful. Re traffic, it is the lifeblood of any site. Couple thoughts: - Buy banner or link on site(s) that attract the type of users you want. - Submit to bloggers who
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by krav 15y ago
Have a daily practice which is non-negotiable - as core to your day as eating. James Altucher's post is a good roadmap: http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2011/02/how-to-be-the-luckiest-... For me, it's getting up early, thinking about things
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by krav 15y ago
Very helpful stuff in there for entrepreneurs. What I love about James' writing is that it's all from hard-earned wisdom over a period of years. I've personally printed out a few of his posts and keep them on my desk at home to review occa
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by krav 15y ago
Danielle is awesome. I've known her since her beginning at Twilio. Worth reading.
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by krav 15y ago
One never knows. It's like predicting the stock market for the next 10 years. If you really knew, you'd not be writing articles, but making yourself wicked rich. Anytime is a good time to be a founder. There's always a need for something
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by krav 15y ago
Just looked at the comments, still like the post. There's sharing of experience, what he did wrong and why, humor, and lessons learned.
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by krav 15y ago
Dude, it's written to be humorous and he's sharing the experience of the time. Aside, I enjoyed this blog post of yours, good reminder. http://denis.papathanasiou.org/?p=438
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by krav 15y ago
I disagree. I've taken the time to read all his blog posts, each one. I've found that level of value from his blog. What he does that's beyond most bloggers out there - he freely shares how he's screwed up, what's he's learned and is lea
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by krav 15y ago
This is simply awesome. Thanks for putting it together!
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by krav 15y ago
Actually, the author is turning 40 :) But, he is single, doesn't have kids, and has done the travel, nightclubs, sex with many women thing, so using that experience. If one thinks about it, none of us know the final day, we just live like i
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by krav 16y ago
Very honest comment, liked it.
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by krav 16y ago
I tried this exercise once, asked myself what I'd want to accomplish if I knew I had a month to live. The answer was, I'd finish the latest draft of the novel I'd been working on for what seemed like forever. So, I took out a calendar, kep
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by krav 16y ago
I'll share my experience raising money with Angellist. As a data point, I've been involved with startups since '99. Before, when you had to raise money, it was a painful slog, you had to set aside months of your life to beg for introducti
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by krav 16y ago
What you need is simple. All below are metaphorical, not physical 1) Cojones - Extra large 2) A Bulldog's jaws - Once you grab on to something, you don't quit. 3) Bulletproof vest - There'll always be detractors, hanger oners, I-told-you-s
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by krav 16y ago
Good idea, I've done this in the past using excel too, but that gets to be a pain. Classic saying, applies to what we build on the web, as well as our lives: What you measure improves.
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by krav 16y ago
Have sent it along to a few people. Thanks for taking the time to put it together!
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by krav 16y ago
Email. Lots of email.
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by krav 16y ago
Just played with it. I like it, except in the 30 seconds of playing around, wasn't obvious if I'm creating a new list when I do an entry, or if an entry is a list. It's nice and snappy though. You might want to take screenshots of a few u
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by krav 16y ago
It is not the internet unless it's open. More accurate, imho, to call it Chinanet.
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by krav 16y ago
Personally, I think it's brilliant. Even love the hokiness (assuming that's on purpose). It'll get passed around for fun, and a certain amount of people will try it.
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by krav 16y ago
The guy who builds - he gets half, minimum.
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by krav 16y ago
ROFL
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by krav 16y ago
No need to apologize. This is 1.0., if any community can understand, it's this one :) Interestingly enough, I was up late last night looking for a simple and collaborative task/project management solution - and here you are. Excited to tr
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by krav 16y ago
That works, but launching the application gives me a swirl that hangs forever.
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by krav 16y ago
Next up, Adobe launches FlashZings.
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by krav 16y ago
The rest of his blog is quite good as well, recommend reading it.
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by krav 16y ago
Key points (worth reading the expanded version, though): 1. “I've started four or five companies now, based on how you count. There is one I am trying to forget.” Most serial entrepreneurs that I know don’t have a 100% “hit rate”. Just ab
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by krav 16y ago
Great list. For me the last two points would be show stoppers. If you can't code (and I'm one of those, btw), then your driving a startup to success is significantly dependent on your level of experience in shipping products, doing sales,
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by krav 16y ago
Reading this blog now - great observations!
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by krav 16y ago
I laughed out loud when I saw the headline - duh, what'd Gizmodo expect?

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