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Real-World Testing of Wireshark 1.3.1 (by Tony Fortunato) -
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More to Come with Wireshark (by Tim O'Neill) -
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Recommended Daily Reading: 10 Questions to Ask Before You Join a Startup (by Guy Kawasaki)
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You need one team to develop and one to ship. One solves problems by avoiding them and one solves problems by beating them into submission.
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Another top-10 classic from Guy Kawasaki. These are the same 10 questions that every entrepreneur should ask themselves every single day.
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...especially the one about whether or not anyone in the team has ever shipped a product. In fact, my experience is that you need two teams.
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My formula for dividing ownership is very simple, just keep thinking that it will take another five years to succeed.
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... the two of you spilt the remaining 80%. It doesn't always work but it's a start. This ain't simple so you need a basis for discussion.
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Recommended Daily Reading: Cutting Up the Founders' Pie (by Frank Demmler)
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So if you have spend a full year working on a startup and you are bringing in a second co-Founder, then you own 20% and ...
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Frank is currently a full-time lecturer at CMU. His article raises more questions than providing answers, but the topic is very important.
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If you have two steady legs, you can fix the third. If two are broken, you're done. Must start with a supportive family and good health.
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... not to let one endanger the other, i.e., not let your work affects your health, not let your health affects your family, etc. ...
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... An entrepreneur's life rests on three legs, your health, your family and your career. What I have learned as an entrepreneur is ...
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Jay is a successful serial entrepreneur and a prolific writer/public speaker. This article reminds me of what Art my good friend told me ...
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Recommended Daily Reading: An Entrepreneurial Life (by Jay Goltz)
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Don't build something someone wants. Build something that YOU want. Use your lifetime experience as a guide. Don't listen to anyone else.
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... built a faster horse because that was what his customers wanted." In summary, someone in your team needs to be the surrogate customer.
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... when you present them with a perfect PowerPoint. Henry Ford had said that if he had listened to his customers, he would have ...
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" ... Customers know what to object and what to improve when you present them with an imperfect product but not ...
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Why Startups Fail and Why We Should’ve Too (by Denny K Miu)
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... "it does take two pieces of wood to sustain a fire, and often a third to start." So you do need co-founders or ...
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The Founder is the one who is crazy enough to start from zero. The rest are followers, even though they might be called co-Founders.
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Absolutely, DO NOT, Get A Co-Founder! (by BitGeek)
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... at least early-stage key employees who own big chunk of the company. However, there is only one Founder (with multiple co-Founders).
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This is a two-year old posting. The comments are very useful and cover lots of ground. My own experience is that ...
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David is a Bay Area entrepreneur with a web-based startup. Here he talks about the emotions that come with walking away from a partnership.
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The article is short so just read it. Two years ago when I asked for a "divorce" from my former partners, I follow advice from my mother.
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My mom always says, "Don't hug the baby you're about to abandon", i.e., don't make the separation more emotional than necessary, just do it.
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Startup Hiring Advice (by Jason Cohen)
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