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What if your business runs out of money?   

Berkonomics

Money in the bank is like oil in the car. But when money is the issue, your time, energy and focus are drained from other important areas of your life or business. Running out of money is not always synonymous with going broke. Such bargains; so little time.

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The Five "Ups" of Getting Early Stage VC Deal Flow

This is going to be BIG.

nextNYC, the startup events platform I run, produces the largest formal VC/Founder intro event at NY Tech Week. Its a tricky question whether you're an associate at a big fund or running a solo GP effort. Deal flow is your lifebloodbut not all deal flow is created equal. Youre working with a set of partners at a brand name firm.

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Why You Need to Ring the Freaking Cash Register

Both Sides of the Table

Nobody seems to want to make money any more. I remember just a decade ago in 2003 when we all laughed at how dumb people in the 90′s were talking about the race to “capture as many eyeballs as possible” before your competition. You would figure out how to monetize later. You’re out of money.

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Why Every Entrepreneur Needs to Blog

This is going to be BIG.

Being able to innovate requires both intuition and creativity--combining a good sense of direction with enough spontaneity to be willing to lose your way long enough to move in a direction others haven't travelled before. Just because you got funding doesn't mean you put your head down. What about hires? Problem solved.

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How to Package and Price Embedded Analytics

This framework explains how application enhancements can extend your product offerings. Just by embedding analytics, application owners can charge 24% more for their product. How much value could you add? Brought to you by Logi Analytics.

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Both Things Can Be True: Bias and Bad Fundraising Advice

This is going to be BIG.

I reached out to about 15-20 other investors, of which about half were interested in taking a meeting. I reached out to about 15-20 other investors, of which about half were interested in taking a meeting. So what about all of the above statements—things that founders widely hold to be true barriers to fundraising?

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BE 2.0: Focus on Responsibility, Not Tasks – The Mindset Shift That Changes Everything

Paul G. Silva

This shift in mindsetfrom “tell me what to do” to “I’m responsible for making this happen”separates high-performing organizations from average ones. The best people think in terms of what they are responsible for, not just what they are supposed to do.” Beyond Entrepreneurship 2.0).