Jeffrey Priebe

"No fine work can be done without concentration and self-sacrifice and toil and doubt."

Jack Conte provides his framework for reframing his thinking to ship more.

tagged: shipping, strategy

How to learn faster by letting go of some of software development's sacred cows.

tagged: startups, failure, learning, history, stories, strategy

Balance the urgent need with the potential future of candidates.

tagged: startups, hiring

In a New York Times reader response, Conrad Blickenstorfer is batting 0.100 with his diagnosis of 5 problems. I offer an alternative view of the 2 key problems: with suggestions for launching new products.

tagged: tabletpc, microsoft, reviews, reaction, iphone, newyorktimes

The romanticized idea of the genius idea that is implemented and becomes a soaring startup success is overstated. For many successful startups, it was their follow-up ideas that really caught on.

tagged: startups, google, products, microsoft, teams, planning, fogcreek, paypal

Some of the biggest factors in success in the world of technology have nothing to do with the technology.

tagged: ideas, invention, quotes, constraints, creativity, selling, timing, technology

When it comes to electric cars, the Better Place car jumps to the top of my mind.

tagged: innovation, wired, creativity, cars, electric, green

The right business partner can be a huge asset to a startup founder. They can complement skills, unique specific access, or provide vision and stability.

tagged: startups, entrepreneuring, decisions, businesspartners, paulgraham

If someone follows a company or a brand Twitter, they like that product. There is some value is knowing that - and Twitter can make use of the value that they are enabling.

tagged: businesses, businessmodels, coffee, twitter, yyc

series: Quick Hits (38 other posts in this series)

tagged: bobsutton, computersthatarent, design, economics, fredwilson, nickcarr, startups, userexperience, wired