Navigating the Limits of “I’ll Know It When I See It”
At SKMurphy, we look for solutions that automate the insights and diagnostic skills embedded in “I will know it when I see it”.
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At SKMurphy, we look for solutions that automate the insights and diagnostic skills embedded in “I will know it when I see it”.
Navigating the Limits of “I’ll Know It When I See It” Read More »
Here are some suggested practice for cultivating and maintaining effective teamwork in starts that are working as remote teams.
Guidelines for Effective TeamWork in Remote Teams Read More »
Quotes for entrepreneurs curated in February 2024 on a theme of positive deviance and useful non-conformance that create ‘productive variety.”
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in February 2024 Read More »
A list of Sean Murphy’s favorite talks for engineers and entrepreneurs; includes Silicon Valley Innovation and How to Bootstrap.
Sean Murphy’s Favorite Talks for Engineers and Entrepreneurs Read More »
Here are seven tips for taking full advantage of a conference: how to prepare, planning your schedule, effective networking, taking notes, and following up.
Seven Tips for Taking Full Advantage of a Conference Read More »
A power outage triggers some reflections on the value of redundancy and some kind words for those who make repairs on dark and rainy nights.
Power Out: Storms and Disruptions In Our Daily Life Read More »
My theme for quotes for entrepreneurs this month is effective preparation: looking back, looking forward, learning from past mistakes, and avoiding needless worry.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in January 2024 Read More »
Here are ten rules of thumb for treating your spouse as an investor in your startup and some tips on conversations to have before you commit.
Treat Your Spouse As An Investor Read More »
Theme for December 2023 quotes for entrepreneurs is books and reading.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in December 2023 Read More »
Our Q4/2023 Newsletter focuses on our Customer Discovery Bootcamp for Market Exploration. It is offered on demand with new cohorts starting in January 2024.
Newsletter Q4/2023: Market Exploration Read More »
Happy Holidays 2023: Best Wishes from all of us at SKMurphy for a Joyous Holiday Season and a Successful New Year!
Happy Holidays 2023 Read More »
Scott Swaaley of MakeSafe shares details of his entrepreneurial journey in two videos jointly produced with Altium.
Scott Swaaley on his Entrepreneurial Journey at MakeSafe Read More »
We are offering a new round of our popular “Customer Discovery Bootcamp” session starting in January of 2024
Next Customer Discovery Bootcamp Starts in January 2024 Read More »
A guest post by Faith Emittee that summarizes key insights from the cofounder chapter in “Working Capital: Assembling Your Team.” It originally appeared on Sparkyard as “Why You Should Consider Partnering with a Cofounder.” Reprinted with permission.
Faith Emittee on “Working Capital: Assembling Your Team” Read More »
Theme for this month’s quotes for entrepreneurs is managing when you are “over your head.” How do you make realistic plans and what do you do when your plan is clearly not working.
Quotes for Entrepreneurs Curated in November 2023 Read More »
This Thanksgiving, I am reflecting on absent friends. I was able to say goodbye to some; in other cases neither of us realized we would soon be parted.
Thanksgiving 2023: Absent Friends Read More »
This chalk talk on Saras Sarasvathy’s effectuation model for startups outlines an approach that successful entrepreneurs use to establish and grow their startups. This approach is the most effective one that I have seen.
Chalk Talk: Sarasvathy’s Effectuation Model for Startups Read More »
We had a good discussion at this morning at Voyager Coffee in San Jose for the Fri-Nov-3 Bootstrappers Breakfast. Here are some key items we discussed and my takeaways.
Key Takeaways from Fri-Nov-3 Bootstrappers Breakfast Read More »
SKMurphy startup advice column: a reader asks how to decide whether to leave medical school to pursue a startup idea.
Q: Should I Leave Medical School For a Startup? Read More »
Frank Tisellano gave a briefing on his “Cynical PM Framework” at Lean Culture, advocating for a “business first” approach to product management.
Frank Tisellano: “Business First” Product Management Read More »