Become a Better Founder

Actionable, concise advice to improve your startup/company by 1% each week. Only what you need to know, in five minutes, with examples.

I keep thinking about this article— so good. I see so many aspiring founders twiddling on pretty marketing and building products in isolation. Sales is scary but get your butt out there and talk to real people and sell. ☝️ https://t.co/jRmKmmm1yF
— Stephanie Hurlburt (@sehurlburt) January 26, 2019

1% Less Likely to Fail, Every Week...

There's already a lot of great advice out there for founders. But most of us struggle with how and when to apply these lessons to our own projects.

That's why I put together a weekly email featuring a useful tip/trick which you can understand and learn how to implement in your own project in under five minutes. My goal is to help you and your project improve by 1% each week.

Every Monday morning, you'll receive a five-minute article with advice on how to tackle a specific subject that founders often get wrong. I'll send you exactly the right amount of actionable detail - with real-life examples - that you need to implement it quickly in your own project. And that's all.

I keep thinking about this article— so good. I see so many aspiring founders twiddling on pretty marketing and building products in isolation. Sales is scary but get your butt out there and talk to real people and sell. ☝️ https://t.co/jRmKmmm1yF
— Stephanie Hurlburt (@sehurlburt) January 26, 2019

Learn from Experts. And Me.

Over the past decade I've founded and grown a few B2B and B2C companies, ranging from enterprise SaaS to jewellery ecommerce. Occasionally investor-backed, mainly bootstrapped.

The articles I write are partly based on my experience building and running these projects. Where possible, I include tips and tricks from guest authors with specific domain knowledge or a successful startup under their belts. Oh, and sometimes there are discounts on useful tools too.

Often, I try and address specific challenges my subscribers write to me about. If you'd like to ask a question yourself, just send me an email.