EP 128 The 12 Step Plan for Creating a Rich Life with Nicole Lapin - SoundCloud
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My Experience Talk:What I learnt from a year of start up experience
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Sterling Integrator Purge All Tables
1. EDI_COMPLIANCE_RPT 2. EDI_DOCUMENT_STATE 3. WF_INST_S 4. WORKFLOW_CONTEXT 5. WORKFLOW_LIFESPAN 6. WORKFLOW_DATA 7. EDIINTDOC 8. MSGMDNDUP 9. MSGMDNCORRELATION 10. WEBX_MINED_DATA 11. WF_INACTIVE 12. GENERIC_ACK 13. CORRELATION_SET 14. ACT_SESSION 15. ACT_AUTHENTICATE 16. ACT_AUTHORIZE 17. ACT_XFER 18. ACT_NON_XFER 19. DATA_FLOW 20. DMI_ROUTE 21. DMI_ROUTE_FACT 22. MBX_MESSAGE 23. TRANS_DATA
Startup Notes
Here are the some notes out of many Start-up entrepreneurs interviews and from their failed stories... Every start-up savvy must read all the articles listed here http://www.paulgraham.com/articles.html thehackernews.com or Google it on hacker news.... Post the product / idea here and get the early feed back and work on it. Try out and fail.. Never work in isolation, Do frequent release of the product have early user access and pay attention to users feedback. It's okey to be crappy but fix the damn thing. Research the idea in targeted market segment. Getting priorities right..Logo is not important :) Build and Ship. Write content and share with right audience and market your self. Customer feedback is extremely important. Let them talk and listen to them. How do you turn your mind into the type that startup ideas form in unconsciously? (1) Learn a lot about things that matter, then (2) work on problems that interest...