The hottest Entrepreneurship Substack posts right now

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Warren

The Novice • 0 implied HN points • 07 Dec 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Warren focused on doing one thing really well, consistently, and on his own terms.
  2. He prioritized personal standards over seeking public approval or recognition.
  3. Honesty, simplicity, and a focus on helping others were key principles in his success.

Happy New Year!

davidfweiss • 0 implied HN points • 01 Jan 24
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. The author's goal for 2024 is to write a weekly newsletter to improve writing skills and stay organized.
  2. The author plans to share updates on side projects in the newsletter, focusing on successes, failures, and lessons learned.
  3. Starting small and building good habits consistently can help achieve any goal, inspired by the book 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear.

New Beginnings

davidfweiss • 0 implied HN points • 18 Dec 23
🕹 Technology Entrepreneurship
  1. 2023 was a year of new beginnings with exciting ventures in startups, employment, and side projects.
  2. Reflecting on challenging times led to personal growth and opportunities to lead and collaborate.
  3. Plans for 2024 include launching a new entrepreneurial project, building a communication tool, and committing to a weekly newsletter.

🚀 State of Views #3 🚀

Views • 0 implied HN points • 25 Apr 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Pol & Gerard have seen significant growth and evolution over the past year.
  2. Views has experienced impressive growth and gained recognition from notable figures.
  3. Lessons learned emphasize the importance of hunger and determination in achieving success.
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Just Launched: Join My Startup Experiment & Discover the Top 3 Startup Ideas for 2024!

startupsemail • 0 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. The newsletter shares 3 innovative startup ideas for 2024 with detailed solutions and target markets
  2. The author launched a startup called FootyFanatic based on one of the chosen ideas and will provide updates on growth experiments
  3. The newsletter also includes valuable growth insights and opportunities for startups to list or advertise their ventures

From Zero to $70K MRR in 2 Years: A Tally's Triumph in Competitive Market + 3 Startup Ideas You Should Start Building Now!

startupsemail • 0 implied HN points • 18 Nov 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Simplicity and Affordability are key to success in addressing common pain points with cost-effective solutions.
  2. Community Engagement early on builds user loyalty and organic growth for startups.
  3. Capitalizing on market shifts and filling gaps with innovative solutions can lead to rapid growth in competitive markets.

Peak Apple

Culture and Growth • 0 implied HN points • 15 Sep 23
🕹 Technology Entrepreneurship
  1. Apple's service quality has declined, with operational changes affecting customer experience
  2. Apple's hardware is becoming more standardized and less unique compared to competitors
  3. Big companies like Apple struggle with innovation, creating opportunities for new device companies

“My users don't like ads”

thedevmarketer • 0 implied HN points • 10 Sep 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Technical audiences may not like traditional ads, but they do respond well to community-focused content.
  2. Instead of selling your product, focus on educating your audience through tutorials in your ads.
  3. Paid ads are essential for startups to reach their target audience quickly, so finding a way to make them work is crucial.

The Water Coolest by Tyler Morin

Newsletter Circle • 0 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. When considering selling a business, ensure personal readiness, as the change can be significant.
  2. Growing a newsletter can involve collaborating with social media influencers and focusing on metrics like click-through rate.
  3. Experiences in different phases of a newsletter journey can provide valuable insights for others aiming to sell their newsletter.

Week 24: I'm on call

Michael Drogalis • 0 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Building a good product doesn't guarantee seamless adoption - expect growing pains, and embrace the process of refining based on user feedback.
  2. In times of high pressure, having a clear prioritization system in place helps tackle critical issues efficiently and prevent feeling overwhelmed.
  3. When customers rely on your product, prioritize swift and effective support - early adoption is crucial and customer confidence is easily lost.

Navigating the Tech Labyrinth: Welcome to Baby CTO!

Baby CTO • 0 implied HN points • 17 Aug 23
🕹 Technology Entrepreneurship
  1. Baby CTO offers a holistic view of technology by combining cultural experiences and technical skills from different countries.
  2. Lessons from entrepreneurial ventures and tech agency work provide valuable insights into the world of startups and technology.
  3. Baby CTO aims to engage readers in in-depth discussions about various aspects of technology, from granular coding details to broad strategic reviews.

Series A activity: Week of January 8, 2024

Magid and Co • 0 implied HN points • 16 Jan 24
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. In the week of January 8, 2024, Series A activity was notable with 27 deals compared to 3 the previous week. Deal sizes varied greatly with diverse lead investors.
  2. Markets showed improvement in activity compared to the prior week.
  3. Lead investors were varied and appeared to be outside the traditional Sand Hill group.

Series A activity: Week of September 18, 2023

Magid and Co • 0 implied HN points • 26 Sep 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. The post provides data on Series A deals done in the last week, giving insights into recent investment activities.
  2. The summary stats focus on Series A deals worldwide (ex-China) where the amount raised is over $5M and the company is not primarily focused on therapeutics.
  3. Readers can subscribe to receive new posts and support the author's work for free.

Alert: Central Bank of Nigeria Circular CCD/GUI/01/20-10-2021

RegAlert • 0 implied HN points • 20 Oct 21
💰 Finance Entrepreneurship
  1. The Central Bank of Nigeria issued a circular about the Guidelines for the Implementation of Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Scheme (TIES). Financial institutions must provide compliance details, student participation numbers, report challenges, and maintain communication with authorities.
  2. The circular emphasizes the importance of adherence to the guidelines set forth for the Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Scheme (TIES).
  3. Financial institutions are urged to engage in open communication with the relevant authorities regarding the implementation of the Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Scheme (TIES).

Book-Review: “Anything You Want: 40 Lessons for a New Kind of Entrepreneur” by Derek Sivers 4/5

Poczwardowski Notes • 0 implied HN points • 27 Oct 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Derek Sivers offers unique business insights through 40 lessons from his experience at CD Baby.
  2. The book challenges the traditional view of companies solely pursuing growth and profit, encouraging readers to think differently.
  3. Changing our assumptions and learning from Sivers' lessons can lead to growth not just in business, but in various aspects of our lives.

Book Review: "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness" by Eric Jorgenson 4/5

Poczwardowski Notes • 0 implied HN points • 09 Oct 22
📚 Literature Entrepreneurship
  1. The book 'The Almanack of Naval Ravikant' is a collection of transcripts and tweets by Naval Ravikant, offering insights on life and work.
  2. Naval Ravikant, an entrepreneur with a Buddhist perspective, shares wisdom that broadens perspectives and radiates calmness.
  3. The Almanack provides structured insights thanks to the clear thoughts formulated by Naval Ravikant, freely available to download.

Fight to Repair Daily: Wednesday, September 7, 2022

Fight to Repair • 0 implied HN points • 07 Sep 22
🕹 Technology Entrepreneurship
  1. The Massachusetts auto right to repair case revolves around interpreting legislation from 2020 and implementing its requirements.
  2. Designing for climate positivity involves measures like public transit enablement, eliminating programmed obsolescence, and moving towards a four-day workweek.
  3. The 'Right to Repair' legislation has the potential to create large-scale entrepreneurship and gig employment opportunities in the electronics and white goods sector.

Happy Holidays!

Build To Scale • 0 implied HN points • 20 Dec 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Zack Urlocker is taking a break from his newsletter Build To Scale to focus on other projects, but promises more topics in 2024.
  2. The articles "The Power of Disruption," "Listen More," and "What Went Wrong with the OpenAI Board" provide important insights on technology, communication, and executive roles.
  3. Zack plans to compile his articles into a book for release in the second half of 2024, catering to founders, managers, and executives.

The Journey of Bodybuilding.com to Black Box VR: Revolutionizing Fitness with Ryan Deluca

The Healthtech Initiative • 0 implied HN points • 21 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Entrepreneurship
  1. Ryan Deluca's journey from starting a business selling creatine to embracing digital marketing techniques and building Bodybuilding.com showcases the power of innovative thinking and entrepreneurship.
  2. Bodybuilding.com's success was attributed to a focus on transparent content marketing, community engagement through forums, and personalization with exercise guides and supplement reviews.
  3. Transitioning from Bodybuilding.com to Black Box VR, Ryan Deluca emphasizes the importance of innovation, creating unique products, and integrating new technologies like virtual reality to revolutionize the fitness industry.

How did Mamaearth scale?

This week I am curious about? • 0 implied HN points • 07 Nov 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Mamaearth founders identified a gap in the market by focusing on toxin-free, safe baby care products, which resonated with parents in India.
  2. The founders leveraged partnerships with organizations like Madesafe to gain credibility for their products and build a purpose-driven brand.
  3. Mamaearth engaged with blogger moms, utilized word of mouth marketing, and built personalized D2C capabilities to reach target segments effectively.

Shopify Stores at Sensible Prices

Dan's Stack • 0 implied HN points • 14 Apr 22
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Shopify Exchange is a marketplace for buying and selling e-commerce businesses built on Shopify, revealing data showing that most shops are inexpensive and unprofitable.
  2. Profitable Shopify stores sell at a premium, with 20% of listings being profitable and having a higher median list price compared to overall listings.
  3. Applying specific criteria like low List Price / Revenue ratio, profitability, and stable revenues filters out overpriced listings, making the search for valuable businesses easier.

Founder Fuck-up #02: Ignoring the Vision-Ecosystem Fit

Founder Fuck-ups • 0 implied HN points • 02 Nov 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Location is critical for startups as the ecosystem can significantly impact success.
  2. The concept of 'vision-ecosystem fit' emphasizes the importance of being in the right environment for your goals to thrive.
  3. It's vital to differentiate between 'smart grit' - adaptable determination, and 'dumb grit' - stubborn persistence, to make wise decisions in entrepreneurship.

Founder Fuck-up Story: My $4.5 Million-Dollar Wake-Up Call

Founder Fuck-ups • 0 implied HN points • 28 Sep 23
💼 Business Entrepreneurship
  1. Success stories often overlook the valuable lessons that come from failures. Learning from mistakes can pave the way to eventual success.
  2. Sudden abundance can lead to a decrease in value perception. It's challenging to adjust to rapid growth or success, whether it's in money, fame, or power.
  3. Maintaining spending discipline is crucial even in times of surplus. Lavish spending without validation can lead to wasted resources and impact various aspects of a business.