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I guess acknowledging the issue is the first step to solving it. “Build a business” seems like a good message to repeat every now and then, just to make sure it

I guess acknowledging the issue is the first step to solving it. “Build a business” seems like a good message to repeat every now and then, just to make sure it sticks. I don't like the VC culture of planning for exit, rather than aiming for success. I liked the article.

andrew_wc_brown 14y ago
There's enough articles that keep repeating the contemplation step. I liked this kind of article the first time I read it. Don't you agree you want to read articles that go past the contemplation step and into implementing a plan to solution?
- saraid216 14y ago
  There are a good number of solid, simple books and 30/60 minute videos on it. I have no doubt that more are being written as I type this. I can't pull a list of them out at the moment (I stopped actively working on startups a while ago, for various reasons, so I no longer keep tabs), but they really can't be that hard to find. I remember Art of the Start positively, and I believe Kawasaki says that the (free and online) talk of the same title has all the same information. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSlwuafyUUo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSlwuafyUUo