sherm8n

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If You Get Acquired, You’ll Need to Learn to Move from Persuasion to Alignment(saastr.quora.com)
2 points by sherm8n 13y ago|0 comments
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Most meetings are just power-plays in disguise(businessinsider.com)
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On Defense Against Power-Play Meetings(blog.idonethis.com)
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by sherm8n 13y ago
Maybe Denis is a really nice guy who just wants to help startups out. With the pitch deck he can help summarize your company to show to his network of investors/advisors. Or he's looking to screw you over. Who knows? The internetz is a craz
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How to Stop Being a Wantrepreneur(blog.goodsense.io)
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The slide deck we used to raise half a million dollars(slideshare.net)
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Why blacksmiths are better at startups than you(unicornfree.com)
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Unproductive coding sessions: are you having one of those days?(blog.goodsense.io)
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by sherm8n 13y ago
I used to have that problem too. I forced myself to go on the street to start talking to potential customers. Many days I just wandered from gas station to gas station talking to people while they pumped their gas. It's just a mental hurdle
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The Freelancer's Guide to Recurring Revenue(planscope.io)
242 points by sherm8n 13y ago|65 comments
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Dead Simple Beginner's Guide To Freelancing(blog.goodsense.io)
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I'm actually eating Ramen. Am I doing it right?(blog.goodsense.io)
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Marketing Software, For People Who Would Rather Be Building It(kalzumeus.com)
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Be loved or hated. Don't fall in the middle.(blog.goodsense.io)
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The fine line between confidence and cockiness(blog.goodsense.io)
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by sherm8n 14y ago
If you're working at a big company you're almost required to be busy. In fact you're looked down upon if you're not busy enough. How many times have you ran into co-workers only to do a little smalltalk? You talk about the projects you're w
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The power of remote developers: how to convince employers it's better for them(blog.goodsense.io)
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by sherm8n 14y ago
The fees at agencies vary greatly. You tell them how much you want to get paid hourly. They charge clients as much as possible and keep the difference.
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by sherm8n 14y ago
Wait, I have to bring in my own leads AND you take a 15% cut? Something like GroupTalent.com provides deal flow, handles contracts/billing, and tacks on a 20% fee to the employer/client. Employers have no problem with it. They get great tal
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Why a non-technical person should really learn how to code(blog.goodsense.io)
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Million dollar art(37signals.com)
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Why a non-technical person should really learn how to code(blog.goodsense.io)
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by sherm8n 14y ago
There are so many jobs and freelance projects available for Rails developers. The thing I find amazing is that anyone I talk to looking for Rails developers is that they can't find enough talented people. Also, Rails is so easy that you can
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by sherm8n 14y ago
Customer development is really good. You gain a deep understanding of the problem you're trying to solve. You know what's even better though? Convincing those customers to pay you immediately. Now your bar is set high. You need to deliver a
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by sherm8n 14y ago
One way to look at getting into YC is like a marketing channel. They help you shape your startup into something that looks fundable. The press will get you eyeballs. But it's still up to you to successfully convert those eyeballs into payin
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by sherm8n 14y ago
Yes, contributors please! I've been looking for a WP alternative for my blog but I need the ability to invite guest posters.
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by sherm8n 14y ago
I was a developer at a company for a few years and decided I wanted to get into product management. The first thing I did was tell my boss who was somewhat supportive. He let some of the product managers in our department know. We had sever
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AeroFS (YC S10): Build your own Dropbox (blog.ycombinator.com)
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by sherm8n 14y ago
Your answer was perfect. I would be interested in learning more about how you manage to sustain your sanity. Where can I email you? Or you can just use my contact form - http://blog.goodsense.io/contact
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by sherm8n 14y ago
Thanks for sharing that. Just curious, how hard do you have to work for that $16K?

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