I met Jeff at a conference last Spring and shared some interesting discussions. The post that he sent me is one that wholeheartedly conveys what I would often say myself to young people out there navigating this economic meltdown: Bootstrapping Lessons for College Graduates. I tell my students and recent alumni that the age of
We continue our journey through the blogosphere, collecting thoughts on bootstrapping. Today, I want to introduce you to Taylor Davidson who raises a very good question: Do we need a new funding model for starting businesses?
Guest authors chime in on bootstrapping, beginning with Blogosphere on Bootstrapping: Luke Timmerman. Click on the full article to read the rest of this week’s posts.
To those of you who have expressed interest in being 1M/1M ambassadors: Some of you have attended the January 21 roundtable and listened to me discussing the endeavor and the strategy. For those who did not have a chance to attend the roundtable, the recording is here. Before we move forward, please make sure you
I have asked a number of reputed bloggers to send me their self-curated best posts on the topic of bootstrapping. Over the next few weeks, I will showcase some of what they have been sending me. We start with Luke Timmerman at Xconomy : Alder Rises From Ashes of Layoffs to Become Seattle Biotech Force:
Sramana Mitra is offering this free online strategy roundtable to entrepreneurs looking for a discussion on positioning, financing, and other aspects of a startup venture. Up to 1,000 people can attend, but only the first five who register to pitch will be able to present their business ideas. All attendees are able to join in on
If you missed this morning’s roundtable, here is the recording: And here is the 1M / 1M strategy slide deck.
I just did an interview discussing 1M/1M with Wayne Hurlburt. Check it out here. Remember, I will be discussing the 1M/1M strategy at tomorrow’s roundtable, 8 a.m. Pacific time. You can register here. See you tomorrow.