Tales of a self-funded entrepreneur
The ability to work in public is probably in the Top 5 challenges I’ve had to face in the last several years. I’m not talking about going to Starbucks with a laptop and working for several hours while people watch you work. I’m referring to building something new and working on it in such a… The post Working in Public Is Hard first appeared on The Single Founder Blog .
I find it fascinating to get a behind the scenes look at how entrepreneurs do the things they do. This is usually provided in the form of a blog post or a conference talk that is essentially a post-mortem of some kind regarding a certain situation or timeframe. The downside of these post-mortems is that they’re always filtered… The post The 21 Days Before My SaaS Launch first appeared on The…
The first and last two weeks of each year tend to be when many people decide to post their “year in review” blog posts and/or publicize their goals for the following year. I decided to instead write a short note to the previous year. Dear 2016, You were awful. And not just a little bit. You… The post Goodbye 2016, Hello Bluetick.io first appeared on The Single Founder Blog .
Are you a technical entrepreneur or a developer who likes the idea of building your own software company? If so, chances are good that you enjoy writing software but hate the idea of marketing. It’s not your fault. Like sales, marketing carries connotations of being a sleaze-infested cesspool of rotten people and you probably don’t want… The post 6 Steps for Implementing Marketing Monday first…
Ahhh, the first week of the new year. It’s the time we get to hit the reset button on the previous year, forgetting all of the commitments and lies we told ourselves a year ago. Many of us will excitedly proclaim “This year will be different! I’m going to lose weight, I’m going to get… The post Hitting the Reset Button first appeared on The Single Founder Blog .