I had earlier blogged about the Incomplete Manifesto for Growth: Eight For Entrepreneurs, this is a follow on post that selects eight more statements by Bruce Mau for your consideration.
Eight More From An “Incomplete Manifesto for Growth” by Bruce Mau Read More »
Quotes for entrepreneurs on constructive confrontation and integrating needs: avoiding negotiating purely based on positions.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in October 2022 Read More »
Some thoughts on finding common ground and workable solutions when trust is low and conversations are challenging.
Finding Common Ground and Workable Solutions Read More »
Scott Swaaley: “A good advisor provides context and helps you to clarify the best approach to a deal. Sean Murphy provides a wealth of perspective on business rules of thumb, successful practices from larger firms in different industries, and established business theory.”
Scott Swaaley: A Good Advisor Provides Context Read More »
Bill Seitz shares some of his learnings, so you can experience more “interesting” errors.
Accidental Learnings from a Journeyman PM by Bill Seitz Read More »
Quotes for entrepreneurs curated in Sep-2022 around the theme of gaining insight from experience–especially mistakes.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in September 2022 Read More »
Where is your team in the explore exploit continuum? Are you in explore or exploit mode? If you are operating in a new area with high uncertainty then explore mode is the best posture. As you gain clarity you will typically transition to exploit mode.
Chalk Talk: Where is your team in the explore exploit continuum? Read More »
Quotes for entrepreneurs curated in August 2022 on the themes of maturing, the value of a sense of history, and the value of a long term perspective
Quotes For Entrepreneurs Curated in August 2022 Read More »
A chalk talk on the S-Curve model for Technology Investment. The S-curve was first popularized in “Innovation the Attacker’s Advantage” by Richard Foster.
Chalk Talk: S-Curve for Technology Investment Read More »
Five insights on memory and mortality from two essays by Sven Birkerts about his parents’ last years: “The Ongoing Vigil” and “Remembrance.” This is one of my Sunday spirit posts, less concerned with entrepreneurship than what is means to be human.
Insights on Memory and Mortality from Sven Birkerts Read More »
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in July 2022, theme is courage.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in July 2022 Read More »
Some quotes and observations on the Declaration of Independence and the “Spirit of Liberty.”
Independence Day 2022: The Spirit of Liberty Read More »
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in June 2022, the theme is Originality.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in June 2022 Read More »
Eight memories of my father from my youth. They have an emotional salience that underscores one or more lessons I took away–eventually.
Father’s Day 2022: Some Memories of My Father Read More »
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in May 2022 around a theme of genius.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in May 2022 Read More »
On Memorial Day we commemorate those who have died in the service of our country in a day of remembrance. This year I revisit George Kennan’s “Long Telegram” inspired by a recent talk by Konstantin Kisin.
Memorial Day 2022: Revisiting the Long Telegram Read More »
A great short briefing by Mark Brinkerhoff, President of Fusion Design on how starting with a sketch saves money; he uses a simple HVAC design example but the technique is broadly applicable.
Mark Brinkerhoff: Starting With a Sketch Saves Money Read More »
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in April 2022, theme is embracing the Stockdale Paradox, overcoming fear, responding when reality gets a vote and real life intrudes.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in April 2022 Read More »
Leslie Odom, Jr.’s “Failing Up” is an autobiography written at what I hope is the midpoint of a long and successful career. He has a lot of practical advice gleaned from performing that I think is very applicable to entrepreneurs.
Leslie Odom, Jr. on Failing Up Read More »
An excerpt from Andrew Grove’s “Only the Paranoid Survive” shows Grove and Gordon Moore recognizing reality and exiting a money losing business, the memory business that had brought Intel so much early success.
Andrew Grove on Recognizing Reality Read More »
