The Stockdale Paradox
Read the following phrase and think about whether or not you practice it. You must retain faith that you can prevail to greatness in the end, while retaining the discipline
Read the following phrase and think about whether or not you practice it. You must retain faith that you can prevail to greatness in the end, while retaining the discipline
Tom Evslin has a super post up today titled Daily Key to Success. In it, he talks about his obsession with all sorts of daily business metrics as one of
Matt McCall – my fellow board member / investor at FeedBurner – has a helpful post up titled Bootcamp: Show Me the Money. Matt does a nice job of describing
Peter Rip of Leapfrog Ventures has a what I think should become a classic entrepreneur post on business models. He gives some context about the term (and why it’s often annoying,
I talk and email with a lot of “random” people. I’ve blogged about my random meeting policy in the past – whenever I reflect on it I realize that it has served
Will Herman has (yet another) great post up about failure in his first startup. His company – DataWare Logic – looked like it was on a path to success –
I was pondering the early days of Feld Technologies tonight, thinking about what mistakes we made (and boy did we make a lot of mistakes.) I wound the clock all
As the stock market continues to flounder around (mostly the wrong direction) and some people in the middle east continue to try to destroy each other, I woke up this
Josh Kopelman has a great post up about Sales Forecasting, along with a sample model of a “Waterfall Forecast.”
My friend Will Herman is on a blogging tear these days. Today, he wrote a long, excellent post titled “When To Get Rid of the ‘Best’ People That Work For