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Build the Damn Thing: A Newsletter by Kathryn Finney

Kathryn Finney

The 411 on how to Build the Damn Thing, now that Everybody's an Entrepreneur

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How do you get comfortable being uncomfortable?

The Convenience Trap

Working from anywhere is a genuine perk, right up until the convenience starts doing your avoiding for you. You skip the awkward hallway run-in where a cofounder might’ve asked how you’re really doing. You skip the...

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Which of the four Ps are you missing?

The Four Ps

Research has found that successful businesses focus on the three Ps- Potential, Process and Performance- and I would add a fourth “Pivot”.

Potential isn’t having the idea. Everybody has ideas. Potential is having the skill...

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Have you sold the people you live with?

The Kitchen Conversation

One of the biggest mistakes I watch Builders make is skipping that conversation. Not the fundraising one. The kitchen one.

Because you’re going to need help from everyone, and I mean everyone. A partner, a roo...

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