-
This is the American Puritan work ethos, still alive and screaming and sucking the world dry. Work is the answer. Work is also the question. Work is the one thing really worth doing and if you’re not working you’re either a slacker or a leech, unless you’
-
Another RSS-based startpage. Nice, though.
-
Could be the easiest way to make an online portfolio.
-
Brilliant, wildly creative people can pull breakaway ideas from thin air. The rest of us need tools. This method is a bit like the Value Curves from Blue Ocean Strategy, but interesting nonetheless.
-
people believe that coming up with ideas for startups is very hard– that it must be very hard– and so they don’t try do to it. They assume ideas are like miracles: they either pop into your head or they don’t.
-
People often forget just how useless an idea is without the sweat, courage and brains needed to execute them.
-
Profiles of a bunch of entrepreneurs revealing where they got their ideas from. Usually, solving a very personal everyday problem.
-
One of the most important parts of building an application is actually just that - building the application.
-
-
-
Chuck Norris does not build to flip. He builds to roundhouse kick to the face.
