Build the Damn Thing: A Newsletter by Kathryn Finney
Kathryn FinneyThe 411 on how to Build the Damn Thing, now that Everybody's an Entrepreneur
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 73 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Who wrote the rules you’re playing by?
How It Actually Started
In 2003 I was a newlywed in Philadelphia, which is the smallest big city in the country. My father had just died. I had over $90,000 in student loan debt from a Yale degree in epidemiology. The only friend I had...
Not everything is urgent. Breathe.
Hey, Kathryn here. Last essay of the month, and the last step of the book. It's the one almost nobody does, which is stop long enough to look at what you built.
Hey, Kathryn here. Last essay of the month, and the last step of the book. It’...
Prompt of the month: get clear before you build.
Hey, Kathryn here. Once a month I send one prompt to everyone on this list, free. You paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever you use, and it does a little of the building with you.
This month, paid subscribers received the full...
Don't hire the consultant yet. Answer this first.
Hey, Kathryn here. Two weeks on who's inside your business, and this week we do the people outside it. Consultants, lawyers, accountants, coaches. The ones you pay by the hour to tell you things.
Hey, Kathryn here. Two weeks on who’s insid...
Your first employee is probably your sister.
Hey, Kathryn here. Last week you named the four jobs on your team. This week we deal with the people most likely to fill them first, which is the people who already love you.
Hey, Kathryn here. Last week you named the four jobs on your tea...
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Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author of Build The Damn Thing. A pioneer investor and founder, Kathryn helps thousands of underestimated entrepreneurs turn ideas into income on their own terms.
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