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Can AI Replace a Founder’s First Hire at a Startup?

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Find which early tasks AI can carry, where human ownership wins, and how to time your first hire.

  • Steve
  • October 12, 2026
  • Solopreneur

Why Startup Founders Should Plan in 90-Day Cycles

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Set one clear quarterly target, track progress weekly, and adjust fast when customers respond.

  • Steve
  • October 12, 2026
  • Solopreneur

How Many Projects Should a Startup Founder Run at Once?

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Learn when to stick to one startup, when a side project fits, and how to cut back before focus slips.

  • Steve
  • October 12, 2026
  • Sales

How Should a Startup Founder Price Enterprise Sales Contracts?

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Benchmarks, contract structures and the one federal clause that can reprice your whole deal list when you discount a single commercial account.

  • Steve
  • October 12, 2026
  • Podcasts

How Do Founders Find Good Startup Podcasts to Listen To?

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Skip the charts: a four-person ask and a single-episode test will surface the startup shows that actually change your decisions.

  • Steve
  • October 11, 2026
  • Marketing

How Should Startup Founders Budget Marketing Spend Before Series A?

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Set fixed tests, protect 24 months of runway, and keep only channels that pay back fast enough to fund growth.

  • Steve
  • October 10, 2026
  • business, Metrics and KPIs

Why R&D Expensing Makes Earnings Look Smaller: What Founders Need to Know

Researchers in protective gear reviewing data in a lab, for an article on how R&D expensing understates earnings

R&D expensing makes reported profits understate earning power, Dino Palazzo of the Federal Reserve Board argues in a 2026 working paper; with special items, it helped cut GAAP earnings from 82.8% to 66.4% of adjusted earnings. What FASB Statement No. 2 requires, what the data show, and how to explain an R&D-heavy loss.

  • Steve
  • October 10, 2026
  • Failure Lessons

Failure Lessons for Startup Founders 2026 Guide: capital, metrics, and execution; Key Facts and Questions to Ask

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Learn how to stretch runway, test demand, and time your raise in a concentrated 2026 funding market.

  • Steve
  • October 10, 2026
  • Failure Lessons

Startup Enrollment Mistakes: How Repeated Inconsistent Submissions Can Complicate a Support History

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Learn how to spot enrollment errors, fix your records, and keep future startup applications consistent.

  • Steve
  • October 10, 2026
  • Failure Lessons

Developer Account Recovery Services: What Startup Startup Owners Should Verify Before Paying Anyone

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Learn the ownership checks, contracts, and payment safeguards that protect your app accounts before you hire help.

  • Steve
  • October 10, 2026
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