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Malawi24
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Aug 12, 2026
MK100m bet on Malawi’s youth
Standard Bank Malawi is betting MK100 million on young Malawians, supporting a summit focused on skills, mentorship, entrepreneurship and opportunities.
Entrepreneurship
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malawi economy
Numergent
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Aug 11, 2026
Project vs. Product, Startup vs. Business
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musings
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entrepreneurship
Roomy
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Jul 8, 2026
An equitable company
decentralized networking is best realized with decentralized ownership
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business
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co-ownership
Anil Dash
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Aug 20, 2025
Moguls Moving Money Isn’t the Same as Building a Business
One key point about entrepreneurship (which I covered in my lengthy piece yesterday) is worth amplifying because society is often being lied to about what _actually_ constitutes building a business. Put simply: a person who moves money around is not the same as someone who actually _makes_…
business
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entrepreneurship
Anil Dash
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Aug 20, 2025
Zohran Mamdani is the leader NYC needs for innovation and entrepreneurship
When you think of someone hustling to build a better life in New York City, do you think of a small business owner getting up in the wee hours of the morning to open up their food cart so they can support their family, and their community? Or do you think entrepreneurship is when the richest…
entrepreneurship
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nyc
Ben Werdmuller
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Jun 19, 2025
When people trust humans more than brands: the incubator newsroom
How we might rebuild journalism from the ground up by rethinking what a newsroom is.
Future of News
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Media
kualta.dev
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Sep 17, 2024
Monk Founder
on suffering
buddhism
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entrepreneurship
Inovus Blogs
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Mar 26, 2024
From Lost to Found
In the lively city of Horizon, where the streets bustled with activity and the markets overflowed with colors, there lived a young man named Alex. Though he had a knack for design and dreamed of leading, he felt lost, unsure of where life would take him. During his time at Luminary University, Alex stumbled upon a group called "The Nexus." It was led by experienced folks and filled with others like him, all seeking guidance and purpose. Curious, Alex decided to join, hoping to find his true cal
Entrepreneurship
Stefan Breet, PhD
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Jan 16, 2024
Call for Papers: Using Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA) to Advance Strategy, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Research
We invite papers for a virtual special issue in the Journal of Business Research.
Necessary Condition Analysis
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Journal of Business Research
Devtools FM
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Jan 15, 2024
Eric Simons - StackBlitz
Eric Simons reveals how living in AOL's headquarters led to StackBlitz and WebContainers that run Node.js and npm directly in your browser.
tech
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web
Devtools FM
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Dec 1, 2022
Jori Lallo - Linear
Linear co-founder Jori Lallo talks about building project management software and his entrepreneurial journey.
technology
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software
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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May 22, 2022
I'm building a tiny product
Let's call it an experiment. I'm building a tiny product to see if I can make something people will buy.
entrepreneurship
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startup
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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May 22, 2022
I'm building a tiny product
Let's call it an experiment. I'm building a tiny product to see if I can make something people will buy.
entrepreneurship
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startup
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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May 10, 2022
How do you choose the right CRM for your product?
You're building relationships with all of your customers, whether you know it or not. Setting up the right CRM for your product can help make those relationships stronger.
startup
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marketing
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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Dec 8, 2020
On seasonal change, open source, and carbon offsets
Cognitive science and the framing effect, Open Source software and Working in Public, language learning, creating online courses, and reforestation.
psychology
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design
Maffe.is
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Mar 31, 2018
Attack Of The Micro Brands
For the past decade we’ve invested in and celebrated companies through the lens of network effects, Amazon’s power in retail, and measuring the potential of a brand by its scale and path to category dominance. We assumed that antiquated monolithic brands would be attacked by new modern brands that take over consumer consciousness enmasse. But instead, old and big brands are fighting against thousands of tiny brands with low overhead, high on design merchandise, and supremely efficient customer acquisition tactics. Many of us failed to recognize the collective impact of the long-tail of micro brands.
advertising
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business
Maffe.is
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Nov 23, 2017
Running in Circles
People in our industry think they stopped doing waterfall and switched to agile. In reality they just switched to high-frequency waterfall. Agile became synonymous with speed. Everybody wants more, faster. And one thing most teams aren’t doing fast enough is shipping. So cycles became “sprints” and the metric of success, “velocity.”But speed isn’t the problem. And cycles alone don’t help you ship. The problems are doing the wrong things, building to specs, and getting distracted. (…)If a team works to a spec, there’s no point in iterating. The purpose of working iteratively is to change direction as you go. Defining the project in advance forces the team into a waterfall process. If every detail of the plan must be built, teams have no choice when they discover something is harder than expected, less important than expected, or when reality contradicts the plan.
development
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entrepreneurship
Maffe.is
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Feb 18, 2017
Why we choose profit
Profits focus the mind. There are so many things we could do as a company, but far less that really constitute the essence of why we’re here. Profits helps us concentrate on what to do and what not to do. It helps us shed things beyond the scope, it helps us keep the company fit, without accumulated layers of fat from chasing a thousand potential directions at once.
business
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entrepreneurship
Maffe.is
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Nov 10, 2016
This Italian company pioneered innovative startup culture, in the 1930s
A politician, as well as a chemical engineer and entrepreneur, Olivetti had a philosophical view of entrepreneurship, one that put people and communities at the center of a business. He was a firm believer in the competitive advantage of treating workers fairly and investing in their wellbeing. Andrea Granelli, president of Associazione Archivio Storico Olivetti (Olivetti’s historic archive association), told Quartz “the profits from sales were invested in innovation, expansion, higher salaries, social services.”
design
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entrepreneurship
Anil Dash
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Nov 8, 2013
What I Learned From Twitter's Leaders
This piece was originally written [for CNN on the occasion of Twitter’s IPO.] The Internet is buzzing with news of Twitter’s initial public offering on Thursday, inspiring enough enthusiasm from investors to push the company to a $23 billion valuation in its first day. It has been quite a ride for…
tech
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twitter
Anil Dash
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Mar 28, 2013
Ten Tips Guaranteed to Improve Your Startup Success
Having had the good fortune to work with a broad range of entrepreneurs and get a front-row seat to the foundations of their success, I thought it’d be good to share 10 key tips that I’ve found work 100% of the time to increase your odds of startup success. Try to execute on as many of these as you…
tech
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success
Anil Dash
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Oct 5, 2012
The Blue Collar Coder
Much of the conversation about the shortage of technology talent in the United States focuses on how we can encourage more young people to go to college to become Computer Science graduates. Those programs are admirable and should be encouraged, but I suggest we need to focus on some other key…
policy
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tech
Anil Dash
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Sep 16, 2012
XOXO: Chad Dickerson - Etsy
Chad Dickerson is the CEO and former CTO of Etsy, the world’s largest marketplace of handmade art and vintage finds. The Details Chad Dickerson Company: EtsyXOXOing: Crafting and Commerce First up: Etsy acquires the city of Portland The first item ever sold on Etsy Some example products: Abe…
commerce
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small-business
Anil Dash
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Sep 16, 2012
XOXO: Jen Bekman - 20x200
Jen Bekman is the founder and CEO of 20×200, a marketplace helping artists make a living by turning everyone into an art collector. The Details Jen Bekman Company: 20×200XOXOing: Art and Collecting Jen had truly believed that art is for everyone, and when 20×200 says “art” they really mean “art,…
art
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entrepreneurship
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