Startup – Disruptware https://www.disruptware.com Consulting & Advertising For Software Entrepreneurs Mon, 10 Mar 2014 16:57:29 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.2.21 Its never been easier, faster and cheaper to get your software business off the ground using money from your own pocket.<br /> <br /> Using Eric Ries Lean startup principles you can build a software as a service startup and validate whether its going to work before committing the money.<br /> <br /> The disruptware show interviews the best Entrepreneurs to dig deep and get real world experiences and advice that you can implement today. Whether you are just starting out of scaling your company.<br /> Paul Clifford clean Paul Clifford bannisterp@gmail.com bannisterp@gmail.com (Paul Clifford) Disruptware LLC The show for startup software entrepreneurs featuring Neil Patel, Al Bsharah, Y-Combinator, Funding, SaaS Software. Startup – Disruptware http://www.disruptware.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/disruptware-lean-startup-software-entrepreneurs.jpg https://www.disruptware.com/category/startup/ TV-G The 5 Reasons For Startup Failure https://www.disruptware.com/business/5-reasons-startup-failure/ https://www.disruptware.com/business/5-reasons-startup-failure/#respond Thu, 06 Feb 2014 20:57:25 +0000 http://www.disruptware.com/?p=934 Entrepreneurs get too emotionally involved, and you know what it's really easy to do. It's inbred basically. As an entrepreneur, you are massively enthusiastic about your creation. You have an idea and you think, "That's it. I'm going to go and conquer this market and build my idea and just sell it," of course, but it's the wrong way to think about a product. What you really need to do is find the problem and provide the solution.

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]]> https://www.disruptware.com/business/5-reasons-startup-failure/feed/ 0 Entrepreneurs get too emotionally involved, and you know what it's really easy to do. It's inbred basically. As an entrepreneur, you are massively enthusiastic about your creation. You have an idea and you think, "That's it. Entrepreneurs get too emotionally involved, and you know what it's really easy to do. It's inbred basically. As an entrepreneur, you are massively enthusiastic about your creation. You have an idea and you think, "That's it. I'm going to go and conquer this market and build my idea and just sell it," of course, but it's the wrong way to think about a product. What you really need to do is find the problem and provide the solution. Paul Clifford clean 5:54