Business, Entrepreneurship, and Tech Resources

Find below a bunch of resources that I use or articles that I saved.

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Business, Entrepreneurship, and Tech

Sheet:

Marketing Sheet: Every possible and imaginable way to market your product or service

Articles:

12 Legit Ways to Find a Business Idea: it is exactly what it says it is.
5 Ways to Escape Competition Forever: competition is for losers.

Books:

The Millionaire Fastlane, by MJ DeMarco: a book on how to become a millionaire.
Unscripted, by MJ DeMarco: like the millionaire Fastlane, but better and angrier.
Will it Fly, by Pat Flynn: a book on how to test and validate your business ideas.
Zero to One, by Peter Thiel: simply the best business book of all time
The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing, by al Ries and Jack Trout: this book is an excellent book to get started with marketing.

Youtube Channels and Podcasts:

My First Million: a podcast on business ideas and how to develop them. Listening to a few episodes will shift your mindset, but then MFM is more of an entertaining podcast than a serious business podcast.
The Game by Alex Hormozi: Hormozi is a legit business guy, but I have never listened to his podcast.
Masters of Scale: a podcast on how to create and scale your startup. Never listened to it either.
We study billionaires: self-explanatory. Never listened to it either.
How to Take Over the World: a podcast about powerful historical figures. I have listened to one episode. It was ok.
(un)sexy: a podcast about boring businesses that make money. Never listened to it either.

Newsletters and Websites:

Morning Brew: targeted newsletters about business, marketing, etc.
The Hustle: business and tech newsletter. It’s not so good.
Trends.vc: a business trends newsletter. If you like directories of things, this is THE BEST newsletter you can find.
Exploding Topics: trends newsletter. I am addicted to it.
Business Lab | MIT Technology Review: tech and other stuff newsletter + blog
Product Hunt: it’s a platform where people can launch their startups. It’s great to know about the latest of the latest products that are being made.
Digiday: blog about tech news
Techcrunch:
HackerNews: one of the most famous content aggregators on the internet. Mainly for geeks.
Trends.co: a premium content website with a newsletter, articles, web and live events, and a community of about 15k entrepreneurs. Part of thehustle.co. I got the student subscription for $78 a year because I was curious. I ended up spending a few hours on the site and never returned. Absolutely not worth the $350🤡. You’re must better off buying Glimpse or Exploding Topic then clown subscriptions like Trends. The community is nice, but it’s on Facebook and most people do nothing there. Alternatively, you can just go to thefastlaneforum.com if you want to hang out with other entrepreneurs. It’s free too.
thefastlaneforum.com: an entrepreneurial forum with a paid section for the best content.
3 things: a newsletter where you get business ideas every week.
Glimpse: a trends newsletter. I am addicted to it.
First 1000: how companies and startups acquired their first 1000 customers.
Seedtable: European startup
Tech.eu: European startups
Sifted: European startups
Failory: a newsletter + website dedicated to startups that fail. IMO it’s immensely valuable as this is something the traditional media rarely talk about. The guy that does it is not really good though. He’s an excellent business guy, but not a very good content writer. So if you want to start a business newsletter, this would be it.

Articles worth reading from other blogs

Harvard Business Review on customer value.
Forte Labs on the 10 paradoxes of entrepreneurship.

Finding a remote job

For more resources, head to auresnotes.com.

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