Chil

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   by Chil 15y ago

   When founding a startup it's important to avoid "burnouts". It's all about the balance between efficiency and long hours. Taking some time off is good to take a broader look at your business and being more creative. I always try to take 1 d
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   by Chil 15y ago

   You should break your problem into pieces, the more your understand your problems, the easiest it will be to improve: Here 3 subproblems to begin with: 1. How to bring new visitors to your service 2. How to convert new visitors into subscri
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   by Chil 15y ago

   edtech isn't so different from more classic startups, they just have several years of delay. We saw the exact same phenomenon with a lot of software and web services. Startups thought blocking data export would put a barrier to entry agains
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   by Chil 15y ago

   It depends on which kind of personality you want to attract. The immature state of an early stage startup could be seen as attractive. By the way, there is no point in trying to be cool using the same terms 'ninja' and 'rockstar' over and o