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1. Thinking Starting up?
100

2. 1
Do you have what it takes?
to be a good
Entrepreneur
Risk Taker Competitive
Resilience
Tenacity

3. 2
Prepare to unlearn
what you’ve learned
2013s Startups have to do
many things backward and
unconventional
more later…

4. 3
Your “killer” idea is just
a hypothesis
Talk to potential customers, friends,
family without writing a single code

5. 4
No need to perfect your
idea
It’s almost a guarantee to change

6. 5
Careful for creating a
new market
Less competition,
yes, but…
It’s a lot longer
to create
than you think

7. 6
Some games are in town
really over. Don’t compete
Let the big boys play

8. 7
Ride the wave,
Be the first
You have millions
of potential users
from day one
Facebook Apps
Twitter Based Services/Tools

9. 8
At the end of the day, does your
product solve problem?
Remember,
just cool won’t cut it
Can you retain users?

10. 9
A 5 year business plan? How
about 5 day operating plan?
Startup is operating
under extreme uncertainty

11. 10
Targeting Consumer Market..
..seems so binary
More often than not, you have to be BIG fast
(millions of users) in order to succeed
OR Go Home

12. 11
Targeting Business Market
…be prepared for long cycles
Work with channel partners, sales,
build relationship.

13. 12
Your Plan: Getting revenue
from advertising… Think again
Unless you’re to top 5 sites
in your market, you’re
almost nobody

14. 13
Overnight success is a myth
Build a long runway
Media loves
overnight
success stories
All you heard is,
6 month start; 1 million users

15. 14
Don’t sweat over your
competitors
They could be even
more clueless than
you are

16. 15
Going against entrenched
players?
They resist to change
Provide a product that solves
problems in a different,
better way.

17. 16
Be wary of a small number of
competitors in your market
It’s either you’re genius
OR there is no market

18. 17
Sadly, luck plays roles in your
startup success too
Your product is ahead of its time
Celebrities love your product
It’s the economy, stupid

19. 18
Gauge market interest first via
Social Media
Don’t worry about someone
stealing your ideas

20. 19
Be prepared for extreme
rollercoaster emotional rides
Low of the lows
High of the highs

21. 20
Be prepared for rejection after
rejection
No one cares about
your startup
Persistence is
the key

22. 21
Just Do-It, you’re ahead of
99% of people
Too many people just talk
with zero action