“With knowledge being universally accessible, there will be no excuses for non-performance.”
Steve Blank recently asked me to prepare a list of startup blogs for his customer development class. Here you go Steve.
I read all of these blogs. They all have incredibly useful archives. And they’re all written by people who teach and practice, so the advice is practical.
Must read
Eric Ries – Startup Lessons Learned
Marc Andreessen – pmarca
Paul Graham
More to read
David Hornik – VentureBlog
Josh Kopelman – Redeye VC
Should be posting more often
David Cowan – Who Has Time For This?
Naval Ravikant – StartupBoy
Lawyers
Up-and-comers
Mike Speiser – Laserlike
On the town
Andrew Chen – Futuristic Play
Dave McClure – Master of 500 Hats
# Duncan · Apr 9, 2009
I would think Mark Cuban’s blog? He is very insightful at times.
# dave mcclure · Apr 15, 2009
i think i’m offended i didn’t make the “Comedy” category… ;)
# Anonymous · Dec 29, 2009
mixergy.com is great too!
# Anonymous · May 3, 2010
http://www.omnidos.com
# @MISSIcom · Jul 28, 2010
As a long time fan (first met him in college in the UK) of the now departed Peter Drucker, what a great quote to pick for this particular blog.
That said, while, in my view, he still is as relevant today as he ever was, in so far as start-up resources are concerned, the list already compiled above comprises an excellent wealth of knowledge directly relevant to guiding anyone along the start-up path while also saving for bedtime reading “The Daily Drucker” as an aid to guaranteeing you’ll fall asleep with really constructive business thoughts in mind.