Posts tagged startups
The Startup Therapy Couch™: Critical Factors for Startup Success - #4 Bootstrap

In this 5-part series, we explore the critical factors for startup success. In #4, you learn to use your sweat equity to bootstrap as long as possible.

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Video Podcast: Why you need a Technical Co-Founder!

If you aren’t a techie yourself, you definitely need a technical co-founder. Find out why in this week’s episode of The Raika Show.

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Video Podcast: Random Postulations

How do the latest tech headlines relate to The Shining, Rolls Royce and angels? Listen and find out…

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The Startup Therapy Couch™: Reason 6 of 7 your startup is failing - "Too much money too soon"

Your dad writes you a huge check for the startup idea you tossed around at dinner last night. Is it possible it’s too soon for big money?

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The Startup Therapy Couch™: Reason 4 of 7 your startup is failing - "We question your commitment"

Your passion for your idea has to be bigger than life, or you’ll never stay committed to it when things go sideways. (And they likely will go sideways at some point!)

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The Startup Therapy Couch™: On Hiatus for Denver Startup Week!

This week we are live from Denver Startup Week, where companies, entrepreneurs, and employees come together to celebrate starting up. With a mix of sessions across all different facets of business, technology, funding and more, the week is shaping up to be totally awesome sauce!

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Why is the Raika Tech Startup Program necessary?

Why should the Startup Program matter to you as an entrepreneur exploring a new technology idea? Why would you even need it if you feel like you are very clear on what you need to build?

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The Tech Therapy Couch: Let's put the "M" back in MVP!

Acronyms are amazing little creatures with the power to communicate complex ideas quickly and simply. That is, of course, if you actually know what the acronym means.

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The Startup Therapy Couch™: What's the TRUE Startup Unicorn?

I'm sure you've read the same types of stories I have: Startup ABC raises hundreds of millions in venture capital and is called a "unicorn", successful beyond the wildest dreams of the original founders. And in order to be called successful, these unicorns must have profit, right?

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