kynikos

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   by kynikos 18y ago

   Think about building your product, illustrating market potential, and how you are meeting an unmet need. Once you do this, you can worry about where to get funding and VC interaction. At such an early stage, you've got a better chance getti
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   by kynikos 18y ago

   My parents support me as much as they can, despite limited knowledge and understanding. While I'm sure they'd love to see my startup succeed, they are sensible people and are always highlighting the advantages of more stable, 9-5 type of em
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   by kynikos 18y ago

   http://www.thecollegeblognetwork.com not sure if it I'd consider it a failure, but definitely has not seen the organic growth that we initially expected.
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   by kynikos 18y ago

   Be careful when dealing with vendors through the site. Beyond having to deal with Engrish, given turnaround times are often inaccurate.
5. 35.▲
   by kynikos 18y ago

   It's important to illustrate strong market potential in size ($$$) and scope (long term growth.) Your business plan should make a compelling argument that illustrates a strong understanding of your operating environment, market trends, and
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   by kynikos 18y ago

   I pay $486/mo for myself to be covered under the most comprehensive plan available from BC/BS. Is it worth it? Not really, but co-pays are cheap and prescriptions are almost free.