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The Founder’s Playbook: Winning Mindsets & Startup Strategies

American Entrepreneurship

This article describes the entrepreneurial mindset behind successful startups, how you can develop that mindset, and the strategies to build your startup based on that mindset. Creativity & Innovation Thinking outside the box to develop unique products, services, or business models. Why Is an Entrepreneurial Mindset Important?

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What is a RACI chart? And how to make one (with templates)

The Zapier Blog

Think creatives, developers, analysts, and other worker bees. Who gives the final nod for the marketing strategy? Unless you're the 2008 Miami Dolphins, it just doesn't work. RACI is an acronym that stands for responsible , accountable , consulted , and informed. Let's break each of those down.

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Duolingo can’t teach you how to speak a language, but now it wants to try

TechCrunch

It has a popular and meme-ified mascot in the form of the owl Duo, a creative and engaging product, and ambitious plans for expansion.There’s just one key question in the midst of all those milestones: Does anyone actually learn a language using Duolingo? It has pulled in 500 million total registered learners, 40 million active users, 1.5

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20 Women Entrepreneurs Changing Their Industries (and the World)

Entrepreneurs' Organization

What would happen if companies offered flexibility to their employees, backed by data and scalable strategies? A classically trained pastry chef, Christina Tosi spent years in New York City restaurants before founding Milk Bar in 2008. Anna Auerbach and Annie Dean / Werk Enterprises Inc. Christina Tosi / Milk Bar.

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Building Business Community: Focus on Cooperation, Not Competition

Entrepreneur's Handbook

Knowing everything I’ve gained, I think that the main enemies of any business are: A wrong strategy: Sometimes, entrepreneurs pay too much attention to competitors’ strategies and try to create “something different” instead of focusing on their own vision. At other times, they just copy someone else’s strategy and try to implement it.

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Mayfield’s Arvind Gupta discusses startup fundraising during a downturn

TechCrunch

I’ve always said that the low-interest rate environment that we’ve had really since 2008 has generated an interest-free loan on risky startups. So when you start looking at, “oh, it’s gonna be $150 million before we generate our first dollar of revenue,” that’s going to generate a deep breath in the meeting.

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Don't blame the game, blame the playas

This is going to be BIG.

Venture capital is just equity--and it's equity that isn't widely available to everyone and it gets invested in by a wide variety of investor types with different strategies. Strategies are enacted to take the "market" part of the return out and just leave the "better or worse than the market" part in. It's a lot more skill based.