Entrepreneuship Building and Selling I've taken an extended hiatus from blogging. We all know 2020 threw a lot of plans to the wayside. The loss of routine has undoubtedly had an impact on my
Startups Why My Team Doesn't Look Great on Paper Left, Ashvin, CEO of Themer. Right, Me. Claremont McKenna Graduation, May 16th, 2004. There is a really interesting article today in TechCrunch today about credentials and Silicon Valley. Great work
Startups Why I Started Wallaby About one-and-a-half months ago, I wrote a blog post entitled “Don’t Start a Company to Be Your Own Boss” It had better coverage than I expected, gaining some noticed on HackerNews. Because that post focussed on a reason not to
Startups Reckless Startup Spending When a startup is having trouble its spending is reckless (see BeachMint article at Pando). When it’s doing well, that same spending is fun and culture building. Nobody knows
Startups How To Land an Internship at a Start-up TL;DR Like any other job, do your homework and choose carefully At Wallaby Financial, we like to have a product management intern on hand at all times. First, it’
Venture Capital Confidence Normally, when I read Mark Suster’s Both Sides of the Table, I just think about how many words are in each post. However, his latest post on confidence struck
Startuplife Startup Life In startup life, all good news is immediately followed by bad news, but only some bad news is immediately followed by good news. Matthew Goldman and Todd Zino
