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Takeaways from Plusconf on webapps and lean startups

The Plusconf event on web applications and lean startups had a great speakers list: Hiten Shah of Kissmetrics fame, Allan Branch from LessEverything.com, Todd Garland CEO of BuySellAds.com, Dan Martell...

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Business, mindfulness and communication: a story and a few tips

I’ve spent the last 4 weeks trying very hard to close a deal with an influential company, let’s call it X, to build a bespoke version of my startup’s product. The deal was officially off a few days ago...

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AdventurersLab: documenting the Stanford Entrepreneurship course

Last year a spur of online courses was announced among which featured the Technology Entrepreneurship course offered by the Stanford University. I jumped on this as soon as I found out about it and...

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AdventurersLab, part 1: 5 lessons on team building

The first two weeks of the Venture Lab course centered around team building. This makes sense as people form groups in preparation for the real start next week. The teams were initially formed by...

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AdventurersLab, part 2: 5 top tools for collaboration

Team collaboration has been pivotal to the success of the project and with a lot of remote and distributed teams is worth to take a look at the tooling that made that collaboration possible. Read on to...

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AdVenturersLab no more. Long live The Adventure Lab

New teams are being formed in sight of the real beginning of the course next week and as I bid farewell to my old group I'm excited to join some awesome people in The Adventure Lab. This series has...

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Adventure Lab, part 3: 5 lessons learned on brainstorming

With teams formed and pressing ahead with the first assignment one of the first tasks on the list is idea generation. I'm sure some folks came to the course with a great idea, but what if you could...

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Adventure Lab, part 4: 5 lessons learned on customer development

The Four Steps to the Epiphany book has dramatically contributed to shape what today is known as the Lean Startup movement. One of the fundamental concepts illustrated in the book is the idea of...

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