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When startups fail, it’s often because they built something that the market didn’t want. Don’t be like that. Validate your idea first.

I have pivoted three times from my original idea. That’s a lot in a short space of time but it has helped me find product market fit. Here is why I did it.

Informed investors are not only happier but also more helpful. Regular updates set the stage for participation, not just dispersing information.

In the startup world, payment is validation. If someone is willing to pay you for your service, you’re onto something. If no one will pay you, then you’ve got an issue with your message, your offer, product/market fit, something.

Collaboration has become a buzzword. And for a good reason.

Investing in work life balance is essential if you want to survive as an entrepreneur and build a successful business.

Thoughts on building a remote culture, from a remote CEO

I started angel investing almost by accident, which sounds strange to say. Who “accidentally” invests tens of thousands of dollars into highly speculative ventures? Well, I did.