Wait a Minute before Giving Away Equityby Wil SchroterThe most expensive decisions we will ever make as a Founder all come at the beginning — when we are most vulnerable.Continue
The Value of Actually Getting Paidby Wil SchroterIf we don't make money, it doesn't make sense. See the importance of paying yourself regularly, even when building a high-potential startup.Continue
Is the Problem the Player or the Coach?by Wil SchroterShould we be constantly evaluating our team's performance? Short answer: YES. Read along to discover why, and learn how to take actionable steps toward building a higher-quality team.Continue
Do People Really Want Me to Succeed?by Wil SchroterLet's explore the harsh reality of seeking support as a Founder. Surprisingly, a limited number of people genuinely want to see a founder succeed. And this is the reason why.Continue
You Only Think You Work Hardby Wil SchroterThere's a common misconception about 'working hard' within startups. Let's challenge the notion of what constitutes 'hard work' and the danger of equating all effort with success.Continue
SMALL is the New Big — Embracing Efficiency in the Age of AIby Wil SchroterReady to hack the startup game? We spill the secrets of AI-powered efficiency, revealing how it is slashing costs, boosting output, and turning garage ventures into global players.Continue
Never Share Your Net Worthby Wil SchroterWant to keep your money safe? Here’s why you should never brag about your bank account!Continue
This is BOOTSTRAPPED — 3 Strategies to Build Your Startup Without Fundingby Wil SchroterIn a world fixated on funding, could the real path to startup growth lie in resourcefulness and astute expense management?Continue
The Ridiculous Spectrum of Investor Feedbackby Wil SchroterThere are many dangers of acting on investor feedback without considering its relevance, potential bias, and the investor's qualifications. Let's discuss the importance of understanding the context and motivation behind their advice.Continue
$10K Per Month isn't Just Revenue — It's Life Supportby Wil SchroterEarning at least $10,000 per month is one of the most important milestones in your startup career. Here's why.Continue