If you can set aside your opinion about what Facebook is today and watch this interview you’ll see an example of a founder with a growth mindset. In particular, @finkd’s comments at the end about focusing intensely on customer experience are instructive.
Strategy is critical at the earliest stages of a business. The three tasks that @joulee recommends to do more of describes exactly what an early stage startup team should be doing to be strategic. medium.com/the-year-of-th…
Also, her book on management is 🔥 amzn.to/2PRwCyW
Also, her book on management is 🔥 amzn.to/2PRwCyW
Working on a SaaS business? Avoiding the 🐘 in the room? The P word? Pricing. This is your savior: @Patticus and @lennysan teamed up to create this step-by-step paint-by-numbers how to guide to put an end to all those pricing fears and debates. Forever. lennyrachitsky.com/p/saas-pricing…
I often hear early stage startup teams say they have done “no marketing.” That’s not accurate. Startups are marketing, even when they think they aren’t. Here’s an explanation by @Steli about what marketing actually means. Let’s set the record straight. blog.close.com/killing-the-st…
Bookmark this for when you’re looking for a co-founder. @eriktorenberg breaks the whole process down in this step-by-step how to guide: eriktorenberg.substack.com/p/how-to-find-…
When you're trying to figure out the go-to-market (GTM) strategy for a B2B company, this deck by @carolinedclark is exactly what you need. docs.google.com/presentation/d…
Trying to understand investors and the fundraising process? This guide by @NFX will set you straight. nfx.com/post/the-non-o…
Must-read sales and marketing books for startups. 
Co-Founder and CEO of @Drift, David Cancel, is obsessed with storytelling. He's a 5X founder who cares deeply about internal company culture. This is his eye-opening perspective: firstround.com/review/how-thi…
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