This week’s big news was that the Musk/Twitter deal is now back on. Here’s my unsolicited thoughts on the main questions people are asking. Is this deal happening?

Today, we’re talking about continuing to build while searching for a co-founder.

Today we’re talking about the channels and tools you can use to find a co-founder. In general, this is such a hard and consequential problem you’ll want to test every opportunity you have.

Startups are incredibly difficult to build, and the overwhelming majority fail. Within those failures, the same issues are often repeated.

No big news this week, but I did get a SteamDeck. I’m a big believer in the gaming market for startups, so here’s my unsolicited thoughts on the main questions around this new device.

Finding a co-founder is a very tough problem, but it’s recruitment, and that’s a skill every founder has to hone.

This week’s big news was Adobe buying Figma. Here’s my unsolicited thoughts on the main questions people have been asking.

Today we’re talking about how to find a co-founder.

This week’s big news was the Apple hardware event. Here’s my unsolicited thoughts on the main questions people have been asking.

Once you’ve completed enough customer research to confirm a problem and a customer profile to test, we now need to show people something.

This week’s big news was Garry Tan heading back to Y-Combinator as President & CEO. Here’s my unsolicited thoughts on the main questions

Once you’re armed with a rough idea of a problem to solve and who might need your help, we have to start talking to people.

Here’s 3 examples of the bad advice we frequently encounter and what you should do instead.

This week’s big news was the Twitter Whistleblower. Here are my unsolicited thoughts on the main questions.

Today we’re continuing to talk about how to start a startup, looking more at how you find a problem to work on.

A lot of founders make the mistake of spending time on a name or company registration at the very beginning. When in reality, we just need to start talking to people.

Before launching your startup’s product, you’ll want to create a document that covers you against common customer liability claims.

As you transition from building your product, to launching it to customers for the first time, you can expect to face some harsh realities.