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Startups are hard, but when you apply mindfulness to your entrepreneurial journey, you can minimize the risk and maximize the signal. Feel free to send us your questions, and we’ll do our best to offer actionable perspectives.

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The Mindful Startup Formula

The three stages of The Mindful Startup Formula provide valuable directional signs and mileposts to guide you along your entrepreneurial journey and search for signal. But more importantly, rather than chart a quick shortcut to riches, this particular map injects the critical element of mindfulness to pace you every step of the way.

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13 Things First-Time Founders Must Know to Avoid Startup Pitfalls

Unstoppable Force: COVID-19 Changes Everything for Startups (Now and Maybe Forever)

Why I like Marketplace-Oriented Business Models for Startup Success

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Following The Mindful Startup GPS to Success: STAGE 2 – MVP to Revenue

Follow the Mindful Startup Formula GPS to Entrepreneurial Success: STAGE 1 – Idea to MVP

Founders Falling In Love Is Not Enough to Achieve Startup Success

Why I Joined Innovation Investor Mercury Fund

Following the Mindful Startup Formula GPS to Success: STAGE 3 – Revenue to Sustainability

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The StartupHeat blog provides entrepreneurs and early-stage companies with valuable tools and techniques to find the signal within the noise. We aim to help:

Aspiring entrepreneurs– Balance the conflicting mental states of typical irrational exuberance (initial overwhelming excitement and optimism) vs. rational practical focus (what’s necessary for you to be successful, long-term). You’ll learn how to approach your venture in a more mindful way.
Existing entrepreneurs –Learn how to bring products to market in a digital/virtual age – tools and techniques you can use for new product launches; and
Advisors/Investors– Gain the information you’ll need to assess early-stage companies and consider whether to invest your disposable income in the “next big thing!”

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