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Entrepreneurial opportunities are not as accessible as they're made out to be, but a more liberal interpretation of side projects can make entrepreneur…
Mike Wilner
Feb 21CommentShare
Entrepreneurial muscles are either non-existent, being strengthened, or atrophying
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Feb 14Comment 1Share
When and when not to diversify time into side projects
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Feb 7CommentShare
The benefits of proactively seeking negative feedback to remain intellectually honest
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Jan 31CommentShare
Why we as founders are an overlooked but equally important consideration in the hunt for product/market fit
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Why focusing on KPIs can be misleading and why it's better to focus on constantly de-risking
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Jan 17CommentShare
How entrepreneurs can de-risk ventures years before starting them
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Everyone with an entrepreneurial career – from investors, to founders, to startup employees – are investors. We can learn a lot from investors on build…
Mike Wilner
Jan 3CommentShare
How being truth-seeking about the value you will provide to others will help you calibrate your asks
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Dec 27, 2020Comment 1Share
Finding harmony between passions, side hustles, and day jobs to accelerate your career as an entrepreneur
Mike Wilner
Dec 20, 2020Comment 2Share
Noah talks about his journey building Stitcher, what acquisitions actually look like, dealing with burnout, and figuring out what's next after building…
Mike Wilner
Dec 13, 2020CommentShare
A framework for thinking about day jobs vs. side projects to make sure your next startup has high initial investment
Mike Wilner
Dec 6, 2020CommentShare
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