This is the fifth post I’ve written about some of the mistakes I’ve made with past startups. You can find the other four here: Alignment with Idea – Lessons Learned from Past Startups Alignment with Co-Founders – Lessons Learned From Past Startups Pt. 2 Real Customer Development – Lessons Learned from Past Startups Pt. 3 […]
This is the fourth post I’ve written about some of the mistakes I’ve made with past startups. You can find the other three here: Alignment with Idea – Lessons Learned from Past Startups Alignment with Co-Founders – Lessons Learned From Past Startups Pt. 2 Real Customer Development – Lessons Learned from Past Startups Pt. 3 […]
This is the third post I’ve written about some of the mistakes I’ve made with past startups. You can find the other two here: Alignment with Idea – Lessons Learned from Past Startups Alignment with Co-Founders – Lessons Learned From Past Startups Pt. 2 This week we’ll talk about the mistake I’ve made with customer […]
Last week I wrote about how aligning your idea with your current life situation, skills, and interests is really important. This week, I’m going to talk about about how important it is to be aligned with your co-founders, which may be the most important aspect of your startup. Man, have I learned some lessons here. […]
As I’ve worked on my startup WinOptix, I’ve thought a lot about the mistakes I’ve made in my past startups and how I can avoid making those errors again. So I figured I’d write a few (or many) blog posts about my lessons learned. The first lesson I’ve learned has to do with how to […]