What resources (books, blogs, podcasts, etc.) have you found most helpful in growing your startup?

Hyung Moon
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I will start it off with a book I really enjoyed recently 1+1=3 by Dave Trott. I would highly recommend!

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Aksel
Web3hunter
Web3hunter
Hey Good Question, I will recommend The Art of The Start 2.0, Guy kawasaki : Straight to the Point with lot of examples. I will also recommend Deep Work, Cal Newport : Ok it maybe look irrelevant, but building a Business is more about " building " a Good Entrepreneur. Being Focused and manage your attentions will help you build in peace, deal with challenges and optimize your mental ressources 💪🏻 Enjoy building
Hyung Moon
@ml_online Thank you for sharing, will check them both out! The art of the start is already catching my eye though!
Hunted Space
Hunted Space
Launching soon!
books i have read are : "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries and "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel. There are few good documentaries too
When it comes to books, I would say Zero to One by Peter Thiel was a huge one for me — also The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. Also the Idea Pioneering 2.0 as it helped immensely with my creativity. And also I have found a lot of tips on Indiehackers.com, amazing place to look for advice.
Paulwyn
Medoo - Smart Coaching Software
Medoo - Smart Coaching Software
I love Lenny Rachitsky's resources: https://www.lennyrachitsky.com/. They are practical, relevant and sourced from people who are in the weeds. So you get the deep detailed picture, not just the 20,000 ft view. :)
Paulwyn
Medoo - Smart Coaching Software
Medoo - Smart Coaching Software
Oh true, I actually just refer to his free resources. There should be a free version of the newsletter you can subscribe to. If you have Spotify, the podcast is a great resource: https://www.lennyspodcast.com/.
Hyung Moon
@paulwyn Appreciate the recommendation! But he seems to have a paywall that I am sure is worth. Will have to consider subscribing! thank you :)
BiglySales
A book called Sell like crazy!💯
Gal Moran
The YC Youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@ycombin... Thank me later
Hyung Moon
@ycombinator @ycombin @gal_moran18 Hi, its later. Thank you! I did not know they had a channel to be frank haha
Doğukan Tezcan
blogposts and podcasts are useful and also helpful
Hyung Moon
@dogukan_tezcan Any podcast or blogpost you'd recommend?
Doğukan Tezcan
@moonfrombuddy I can share with you a nice article that I came across at the time. https://www.forbes.com/sites/for...?
Veselin Kostov
One book that is not very mainstream, but was very influential on my understanding of entrepreneurship and how I approach it. The name is - "See, Solve, Scale" by Danny Warshay. Pretty much everything from SVPG is worth it. All their articles, books, podcasts etc. Hope that helps @moonfrombuddy! :)
Hyung Moon
@veselin_kostov Sucker for alliteration, will check it out! Thank you for sharing :)
Mariano San Juan
There 're many awesome books...but I would choose only one... The lean Start Up...no doubts
Ryan Ong
Books 1. The Great CEO Within: The Tactical Guide to Company Building by Alex MacCaw, Matt Mochary, and Misha Talavera (Matt Mochary coaches CEO such as Sam Altman and Naval Ravikant I think) 2. Hooked and Indistractable by Nir Eyal are good reads 3. The Lean Startup - build measure learn framework 4. The Mom Test - how to interview customers properly (short book) 5. The E-Myth Revisited - talks about removing yourself from being the bottleneck of the business Podcasts 1. Diary of a CEO (nothing practical but a good watch overall into the mindset and experiences of "CEOs") 2. The Knowledge Project (mental models and decision making principles) 3. Deep Dive by Ali Abdaal (more productivity and knowledge management stuff) Blogs 1. fs.blog
Agustin Spada
The Lean Entrepreneur by Brant Cooper & Patrick Vlaskovits!!