Summary: * This is almost a boring, clichéed, cheesy idea these days, that your beliefs have power. But it's a powerful idea. * Obviously beliefs don't drive everything. If you get hit by a bus or run over by a train, no matter how much you may believe
Summary: * There's a saying which I always find interesting: "Sleep is when you work with your eyes closed". * Doesn't mean that you're supposed to work while you sleep. It means that while you sleep, there's a lot of unconscious stuff
Somehow I forgot to hit upload yesterday, so this is a day old. And today, after the Badminton yesterday, I had no energy to have any thoughts this morning, other than how much my muscles hurt! So nothing for today. Summary: * Shares are an interesting thing. In the startup scene,
Summary: * Concept of company maturity. * Most founders, when they start a company, start it because they see some kind of economical opportunity, a way to make money for themselves, and a business is a sensible way to structure this. * As the opportunity grows, business grows, they will bring other people
Here's a constructive addition to the "feminism in tech" issue - a sizeable collection of in-depth interviews of female founders, announced here by Jessica Livingston. Some interesting extracts from the "Was being female either an advantage or disadvantage in working on your startup?" question:
A very short episode, today, but the topic is not unimportant. Summary: * When it comes to culture, it's always possible to make excuses. * Like dieting, you can always find reasons to do or not to do something, research going both ways. * Much of it is driven by beliefs,
