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Goodbye Goodreads. Goodbye Blinkist. Hello Contentlist
If you love learning from books, blogs, podcasts, this will interest you.
Over the last 6 years building two startups I have spent hundreds of hours learning from content to improve as a founder.
It's been difficult to know what the best resources are for improving a particular skill; like sales, product, management etc.
Google returns SEO optimized junk.
GPT returns middle of the road advice.
News feeds push random content.
You will never find the exotic blog post written by a 3x founder who successfully solved the problem you're facing right now.
But it's out there. And you can get better ideas and make better decisions if you find it.
So
Contentlist is a database with the best "startup content" across books, blogs, video and podcasts that founders can use to level up.
There's currently +350 resources and growing. All resources are recommended by another founder.
All books have a high level summary of the key ideas you can use to screen a book or as notes for a book you already love.
Use it e.g. if you are a technical founder who need to sell for the first time, there's curated list of 29 recommended books, blogs, videos and podcasts to learn from.
Same for most high level skill across product, management, hiring, fundraising etc.
Check out www.contentlist.io
Please share your feedback! Would love to talk to you if you think the learning / improvement space is interesting or if you have thoughts on how to improve it!
All the best,
Emil
- emildalgard 3y agowww.contentlist.io
- pseudolus 3y agoThis is an interesting collection of material. You'd probably get more traction if you resubmit using "Show HN: Contentlist - A database of startup resources" or something similar. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
- emildalgard 3y agoAh thanks a lot that sounds more relevant! Will repost - thank you :)
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- emildalgard 3y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38640466 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38640466
- robtherobber 3y agoSounds interesting, no doubt, and I hope it takes off. But from this to "goodbye Goodreads" is an extremely long way, even for entrepreneurs.
- emildalgard 3y agoI agree ;)
- snowmonk 3y ago[dead]