Developing a Web3 startup is far from easy. Many challenges and obstacles will stand in your way. In this entrepreneurial adventure, the tools you will use to create and develop your Web3 business will be crucial.

This process allows you to go from ‘I have no clue what to do’, to ‘we should do this!’ with very little effort but a huge amount of diligence and thought, and you can do it in 15 minutes if you have access to all the research ⋯

Micro-Saas has become a hot topic for entrepreneurs focused on a narrow target audience solving a problem in a niche market.

Money doesn’t buy happiness. It buys time. That’s what we’re all chasing whether we realize it not.

I regularly express my distrust of and disdain towards the gurus that we encounter every day online now that social media and platforms such as Medium have made it easy for these "gurus" to promote themselves.

What could the future of our society be? Society 5.0 inspires how that could evolve with the seamless integration of science and technology in everyday life. What value could you build for the community of Earth?

You are merely enslaved by systems that benefit those above you. The hard truth is that you are a tiny cog in a machine that never stops turning.

52 brainstorming tools to inspire innovation, brainstorm breakthroughs, and come up with new & novel ideas.

For me, I spent my day doing stupid stuff I couldn’t stand. I was always chasing my tail and getting dragged into dumb meetings about nothing. When I wanted to get my life back I came up with a 3-step plan...

Being a genius is not enough to ensure success. Deliberate practice, focus, perseverance, taking smart risks, prioritizing a specific goal, drive and adaptability have more to do with success than we think.

Thinking about the consequences of failure, ignoring your feelings, and engaging in detailed planning – don’t sound as fun as advice like “Follow your passion!” or “Stay positive!”

Encouraging creativity is one of the key challenges of innovation strategy. Yet, not every idea is going to be feasible. Constructive and effective idea feedback starts before you ask for an idea, and it should be specific, ⋯

Crowdsourcing and open innovation initiatives are vital by bringing vast stakeholders together to share ideas on complex problems and opportunities. Much of the focus is set on engaging the crowd yet deciding which ideas to ⋯

Slavehood 🔗 I have always felt that working for someone else was like agreeing to be their slave. I’m not saying such a relationship could not be beneficial for both sides… However, the benefit is skewed heavily in the ⋯

This is, in no particular order, what I’d tell myself about startups if I could go back in time to when I first got involved. Which is probably the same as what I’ve learned. This is most definitely not advice, the “you” here ⋯

Richie BartlettGreat book! Helped me understand how to build a startup faster and more focused. We’re building more products today than ever before, but most of them fail–not because we can’t complete what we want to build but ⋯

Richie BartlettI love LEGO! This 13-Year-Old Is So Impressive, Intel Is Investing Hundreds Of Thousands In His Startup Shubham Banerjee, the 13-year old CEO of the Braille printer-maker Braigo Labs, had no idea what Braille ⋯

Six things to keep in mind before you launch Many of you know I’m working on my new startup Inside.com. I’m pre-launch and loving it! You can follow the project: https://angel.co/inside and http://www.twitter.com/inside. The ⋯

What’s your opening line? How not to have a conversation ( http://business-networking.co.uk/how-not-to-have-a-conversation/ ) by Charlie Lawson on April 2, 2012 · 3 comments Last week, while at a networking event, I met a man ⋯

The Magic of Doing One Thing at a Time by Tony Schwartz March 14, 2012 SOURCE: https://hbr.org/2012/03/the-magic-of-doing-one-thing-a.html Why is it that between 25% and 50% of people report feeling overwhelmed or burned out at ⋯