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
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Get Clear Before You Hire (Anyone, Including AI)
I’m going to keep it 💯 with you. Last week I told you we were going to talk about personal core values this week. We’re going to get to it (I promise) next week. I’m bumping core values one week because something happened to me this past m...
Get Your Mind Right. Then Build
We have been talking for months about the fact that Everybody’s an Entrepreneur, that the old story of who gets to build a company is dead, and the new story includes you. Great. Fine. But the minute you accept that premise, the next questi...
Your Idea Has Been Trapped in There Long Enough
There’s a gap.
It lives between the idea you have been carrying around for two, five, or fifteen years, and the thing that actually exists in the world. A there’s always a gap between the narrative and the data, and that gap is where most...
Nobody Knows You Yet. Sell Anyway.
Get one paying customer and you have proof of concept, a testimonial, a case study, and a direction all at once. Get a few more, consistently, and you have a business.
So how does one get the first paying customer? So glad you asked! Here...
Are You Building, or Are You Just Running?
This week is for those of us who are in-between. The job ended… or it’s ending… or it’s bad enough that you’re counting the days. You’ve started to think that maybe now is the time to exploring building your own damn thing.
But before you...
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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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