Quotes For Entrepreneurs – March 2010
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You can follow @skmurphy to get these quotes for entrepreneurs hot off the mojo wire or wait until the end of the month when they are collected on the blog.
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A “killer instinct” that allows you to focus and prioritize is helpful, but if it blinds you to win-win outcomes you will not succeed as an entrepreneur. Killer Instinct In “Killer Instinct” Rafael Corrales writes: “There are no plus-minus stats to measure a player’s ruthlessness, his desire to beat his opponent so badly he’ll need
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Solve Real Problems That People Will Pay For Where You Add Unique Value.
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An interview with Bill Meade on managing innovation and intellectual property (IP). He has run over 200 invention workshops to help firms with IP management.
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A conversation between Sean Murphy and William Pietri about the challenges of moving from vision to engagement with prospects.
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To grow the business founders must assess the task relevant maturity of each employee’s experience with a particular task to manage them effectively.
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Startups face time pressure and resource scarcity, they need to cultivate effective collaboration among everyone on the team to compensate. They need to act as if the business is everyone’s business. Jack Stack’s “The Great Game of Business” offers some useful models for fostering a shared understanding of the current challenges to enable effective joint
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Jensen Huang: “Sometimes you have to ignore your customers and follow Moore’s Law.” But acknowledging Moore’s Law is listening to customers.
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Great Demo Workshop on April 9 2010 Create and Deliver Surprisingly Compelling Software Demonstrations “Do The Last Thing First” — the recipe for a Great Demo! When: Friday, April 9, 2010 8:15 am – 5:00 pm Advanced Topics PM Session: 1 – 5pm (see below) Where: Moorpark Hotel, 4241 Moorpark Ave, San Jose CA 95129
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Recurring Problems Have Both Technical and Psychological Roots I got an e-mailed question from someone who had watched my “The Limits of I’ll Know It When I See It” video. Q: In your talk you say “Most recurring problems are a combination of an unsolved technical problem and an unresolved emotional component to that problem.”
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An interview with Matt Perez on how Nearsoft leverages Yammer and other collaboration tools to enable them to keep distributed teams providing development services and ongoing support in sync.
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Given Milpitas’ strong commitment to entrepreneurship and new business development, the Bootstrappers Breakfast promise of serious early morning discussions among bootstrappers will have many local entrepreneurs feeling right at home. The focus of the monthly meeting is on technology businesses whose next stage of growth is based on internal cash flow and organic profits. Entrepreneurs
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Avoiding consulting for free is possible if you use using every conversation to explore client’s needs. Don’t solve a hard problem before an agreement on payment.
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