Products are Hard Conference Melbourne #PAHMEL
Here are the slides from my talk at the Products are Hard Conference: Hardware is Hard - Products are Hard Melbourne 2013
More information about the conference is here on the Products are Hard site.
startups
Asking for a friend: Awesome coder wanted for awesome venture
A mate reached out to me today asking if I knew any geeks who would be interested in working with him on a startup project. Here are the details he shared:
We have developed some outrageously good Intellectual Property and concepts, and the plan is to rapidly prototype for 6-
Interview with 2 of my favourite entrepreneurs @jason @garyvee
If you've got time it's worth taking some of it to watch this interview with Jason and Gary.
Jason Calacanis, himself a serial entrepreneur, is a great supporter of startups with his LAUNCH Conference.
Gary Vaynerchuk is a well known entrepreneur who built up his family
Innovation Bay seeking Startups for Angel Pitches
On Tuesday 21 September 2010 those smart folks over at Innovation Bay will be running another one of their angel dinners.
With these dinners Innovation Bay acts as a broker between "angels" (those with money to invest or advice to give) and "entrepreneurs" those with ideas
Startups Trade-offs Balance | Startup BarCamp Sydney
In late November I spoke at Startup BarCamp in Sydney. The topic was about the kind of personal trade-offs & choices we make when choosing to work in a startup.
These choices are not always immediately obvious when you go into a startup. However, the number of broken relationships
I'm wondering about scribetribe?
When two of the nicest and smartest people I know start talking about a new idea they are working on I get extremely curious. So when @jedwhite (entrepreneur & startup guru) and @mediamum (mainstream & social media maven) shared this video they caught my attention. I'm very curious
Loïc’s List for Internet Start-ups
Loïc Le Meur est un « serial entrepreneur » français de 35 ans, he recently shared his 10 tips for internet startups:
1. Don’t wait for a revolutionary idea. It will never happen. Just focus on a simple, exciting, empty space and execute as fast as possible.
2. Share your idea.