
From Chaos to Calm: Busting Meditation Myths for Skeptical Startup Founders
14 April 2025 By Alessandro Marianantoni in Entrepreneurship
Building a Supportive Founder Network: Your Secret Weapon Against Isolation
14 April 2025 By Alessandro Marianantoni in Entrepreneurship
Solo Founders: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Road to Success
14 April 2025 By m-accelerator in Startups
Beyond the Desk: The Importance of Movement and Exercise for Founder Well-being
13 April 2025 By Alessandro Marianantoni in Entrepreneurship
The Power of Mini-Breaks: Recharging Your Founder Brain in 5 Minutes or Less
13 April 2025 By Alessandro Marianantoni in EntrepreneurshipFrom Shared Beginnings to Separate Futures: The Evolution of “Web3” and “Crypto” Terms
Monday, 07 October 2024
The rise of digital technology has given birth to countless innovations, but few have captured the imagination quite like crypto and Web3. Though often used interchangeably, these two terms have distinct origins, evolving in parallel yet increasingly separate paths.
- Published in web3
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The Startup Owner’s Manual: A Critical Guide for Founders Navigating the Early Stages
Thursday, 26 September 2024
Enter The Startup Owner's Manual by Steve Blank, a book that promises to be that essential guide. In a world where many startups fail due to flawed assumptions and untested ideas, this book is a game-changer.
- Published in book club
Crossing the Chasm: The Essential Guide for Startups Trying to Break Into the Mainstream
Wednesday, 25 September 2024
Whether you're launching a tech product or an innovative service, mastering this "chasm" is often the difference between success and failure. With recent struggles faced by tech startups unable to scale, this book offers timely advice on how to sustain momentum and achieve widespread adoption.
- Published in book club
Why Chasing Big Clients Could Be the Death of Your Startup: The Hidden Power of Smaller, Consistent Wins
Wednesday, 25 September 2024
Many startups fall into the trap of pursuing massive clients or high-profile projects, believing that landing one big deal will propel their business to success. However, this strategy often leads to inefficiency, burnout, and financial strain.
- Published in Entrepreneurship