#startup

Reflecting on three years at a startup: the stress, the mission to "return time," and the surprising resonance of helping those who bill by the hour.

An interesting thought experiment on how naming something a "project" shapes our approach and interaction with it.

Nat looks at two opposing views on the London startup scene, specifically Silicon Roundabout. He hopes the pessimistic one isn't right.

Interested in something? Get others involved! Why open-sourcing your startup can benefit everyone.

Startup School insights without the trip: Dorsey's daily habits, Libin's co-founder criteria, and mobile innovation opportunities.

Growth hacking: Separating the signal from the noise. A critical look at the hype, definitions, and resources surrounding startup growth strategies.

Startup advice: Tech isn't always the first or best solution. Think critically, validate assumptions, and iterate intelligently.

Startup insights worth pondering. A collection of curated advice and thought-provoking links to spark your entrepreneurial spirit.

Google OKRs done right: the key to measurable Key Results. Plus, a dose of startup reality from SF.

Y Combinator's influence examined: A look at the famed startup accelerator featured in The New York Times.

Nat shares some interesting articles and thoughts on products, companies, and ideas.

Startups vs. corporate America: which is weirder? A reflection on work culture and feeling bad for someone in the process.

Startup traffic insights: Examining the success rate and growth patterns of Y Combinator companies.

Thoughts on GitTip's potential and lingering skepticism. Plus, Gittip hiring and embracing open company principles.

Nat is a finalist in a competition to fund his new product, Ideaius. He needs your help with a quick survey for his presentation!