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A few weeks back, I attended the Investor’s Choice pitch competition in Salt Lake City where I had the chance to chat with numerous investors. One question I posed was about the most common mistakes founders make when launching a startup. Reflecting back to launching my first startup. I made every single mistake that was mentioned. Every. Single. One. Two key takeaways from those conversations. 1. You can mess up A LOT and still be successful. 2. Be resilient, keep going.

Anyone that knows me, knows that I get ideas all the time — but do they actually have startup potential? What’s the actual commitment involved? What will my role be, and what other roles will I need? These were some of the questions I hoped to answer by participating in Wade Pinder's Houston Startup Speedrun course. Upon reflection, I’ve gained a wealth of knowledge that extends the basic tenets of startup creation. It was 10 hours that didn’t just offer a peek into the founder's journey but provided practical insights that resonate with my own experiences working in tech startups. I left with a more nuanced understanding of the startup landscape, beneficial both for my aspirations as a potential founder and my current role in a dynamic tech environment. As I continue to navigate through the complexities of tech innovation, the lessons from this program will serve me as a foundation for both strategic thinking and operational execution. For those contemplating a deep dive into the startup ecosystem or looking to understand the intricacies of founding a startup, I highly recommend joining future cohorts. It offers more than just startup 101; it provides an opportunity to deepen your understanding of startups and the commitments they entail. ✌🏻

Hello LinkedIn Family An SMME Vs a Startup Here is a snippet from our episode with Mr. Gurumoorthi of RSM and co-founder of Angel Network Botswana showing the difference between an SMME and a startup.

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Thanks GeekWire and Taylor Soper for including us (and John Conafay) in your roundup of Seattle startups gaining traction 🚀 Read the full article in the comments!

To all the Startup Founders out there! Here's my Startup Pitch Tip of the week: Be prepared to describe what makes your Startup different amongst the competition.  Often, Investors are seeing pitches from very seemingly similar companies addressing the same problem. Your company's key differentiator is important in breaking through the noise.

💁♂️ Serge van Dam: "In a startup, culture eats strategy for breakfast, lunch, and morning tea." 🙈 Culture can be hard to define, let alone implement. But it's so crucial for startups in particular to get right. Read more about why it's so significant, and how you can go about setting a successful startup culture 👉 https://lnkd.in/gFA6E-_b