vincentleeuwen

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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
No shit sherlock. I'll take that count minus one from now on.
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
Good point. I doubt political feasibility in the short term, but I fully agree.
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
"If you're not capable of convincing a few people to invest a minimal amount in your idea, you probably won't be able to sell it to those you need to (customers, or at least other sales people)." Angel investing is only
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
I totally agree that welfare institutions themselves are in no position to judge. I firmly believe though that institutions within the ecosystem like VC firms or accelerators could take up that role. As for the income. I believe that (at le
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
Off course this only goes for governments that operate a welfare system
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A social safety net for entrepreneurs(unhustling.com)
26 points by vincentleeuwen 13y ago|54 comments
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6 steps to become a Jedi master at LinkedIn sales(unhustling.com)
4 points by vincentleeuwen 13y ago|0 comments
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
dangerous business, ijburg :p
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
"It's part of the way to success. In the Netherlands you will get BURNED for life." Couldn't agree more.
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
Also, could you name me one startup that became successful thanks to McKinsey?
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
haha nice
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
I think he means that looks like a quality event, but not very well-known (yet). We should definitely have more of these in the netherlands
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
""Seriously: McKinsey? WTF do they know about starting your own company?" Eh.. I don't know, maybe they've been consulting and guiding startups since before you were born?" Consulting and guiding from the sidel
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
Exactly. Which is the most important part in my opinion.
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
To be sure: With this manifesto we don't mean that the ecosystem is completely shit. We've written this post in order to recognise current weakness in the Amsterdam ecosystem, discuss and learn form them, and build something great
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Amsterdam's Startup Manifesto(medium.com)
19 points by vincentleeuwen 13y ago|38 comments
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Never Sell "No"(unhustling.com)
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Why crowdfunding will never work.(blog.sntmnt.com)
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
Yeah that could be pretty cool indeed
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by vincentleeuwen 13y ago
Wondering how much these kinds of sentiment analyses add to the stuff that's already out there...
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True entrepreneurs are Artists(blog.sntmnt.com)
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Why Twitter favorites suck.(blog.sntmnt.com)
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10 lessons I learned by taking the entrepreneurial Red Pill(thenextweb.com)
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by vincentleeuwen 14y ago
Haha this is so true. I used my forever project (indeed, a obscure fantasy football game =) ) over the past year as a narrative to pick up the basics of programming. Although the game is still not live, I learned so much building it. Great
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Why small is beautiful in business.(virgin.com)
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Ten lessons from taking the Red Pill(blog.sntmnt.com)
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by vincentleeuwen 14y ago
I love the recommendations straight at the top, already found some really cools stuff. As regard to the genres: if you're to expand them, I would love to see genres like Disco (not 80s but happy techno, see 22tracks.com), Relax (lounge) and
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The slow rise of the open source social network.(blog.sntmnt.com)
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You don't find a technical co-founder, you earn one.(venturebeat.com)
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From Microblog Buzz to Trading Indicator API(blog.sntmnt.com)
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