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Slack's Accidental Success Built from a failed game company In 2011, a gaming startup called Tiny Speck was shutting down. Their game failed—but their internal chat tool was amazing. Instead of giving up, they pivoted. That tool became Slack. Toda

level up your startup game with the best resources on funding, pitching, and scaling! From Y Combinator’s articles and guides to NFX’s fundraising CRM, Andreessen Horowitz’s video on term sheets, and ActiveCampaign’s talk on scaling to $75M+, these h

Scaling is NOT just about "getting bigger." It's about growing smarter. Here's what most founders get wrong... In the startup world, "scaling" gets thrown around like it's just about hiring more people, expanding to new markets, or pouring money int

A lot of founders think funding = validation, but that’s just step one. If you can’t turn that capital into real, sustainable growth, it’s just a countdown to running out of cash. Just because a startup raises VC money doesn’t mean it’s successful. V

Just because you can do anything doesn't mean you should do it 👉 Capability doesn’t equal necessity. 👉 Busy work isn’t business growth. 👉 Focus beats frenzy. 👉 Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. 👉 Not every opportunity is worth

🚀 Reviv Is Live! — Visit Now → reviv.lovable.app 💡 You built it, and maybe it didn’t go as planned. That doesn’t mean the story ends. Reviv is a new community platform where paused or abandoned startups can come back to life—not with pressure or

You didn’t scale chaos. You scaled clean systems. One AI agent handles onboarding. Another manages reporting. You? You're focused on vision — not busywork. Suddenly you're like: This isn’t productivity. This is power. That’s how Codestam builds.

You didn’t delegate. You automated. Client tasks? Handled. Emails? Sorted. Internal ops? Running on AI. Suddenly you’re like: I don’t need a bigger team. I need smarter systems. That’s Codestam. Where builders gain leverage.

All failed companies are the same: they failed to escape competition. – Peter Thiel, Zero to One Most startups think competition drives innovation. But Thiel flips that idea. He argues that real success doesn’t come from competing harder it comes fr

I’m looking to break into product management and would love to hear from others who’ve made this transition. Any advice, resources, or connections you can share would mean a lot