CONCLUSION OF THE HOW TO START A STARTUP SERIES
This week marks the end of the the "How to Start a Startup" youtube/lecture series. I posted the website on my links page a month ago, but figured that such a helpful and relevant resource probably deserved its own post as well. The site now has the links to every video lecture featured in the series. The links also include the written transcript of the lectures, the slide decks that were presented, and suggested readings for each topic.
Each video is roughly 45 min long, and while you probably won't find yourself binge watching every epsiode like a House of Cards season, it still serves as a tremendous resource for those interested in practically every major topic associated to starting a company. Lectures cover topcis like funding, culture, sales, management, and just about everything in between. It also helps that the people presenting these topics have founded some of the most successful startups (often Y-Combinator grads) and VC firms in Silicon Valley. Lecturers include Paul Graham, Reid Hoffman, Brian Chesky, and Dustin Moskovitz and many other brilliant entrepreneurs who make for great presenters because they have gone throgh or are currently experiecing the very topics they are discussing with their own companies. Check out my favorite lecture below that features a 101 on Startup PR as well as lessons learned from the founders of the t-shirt designing startup Teespring and DoorDash, a food delivery company.
Each video is roughly 45 min long, and while you probably won't find yourself binge watching every epsiode like a House of Cards season, it still serves as a tremendous resource for those interested in practically every major topic associated to starting a company. Lectures cover topcis like funding, culture, sales, management, and just about everything in between. It also helps that the people presenting these topics have founded some of the most successful startups (often Y-Combinator grads) and VC firms in Silicon Valley. Lecturers include Paul Graham, Reid Hoffman, Brian Chesky, and Dustin Moskovitz and many other brilliant entrepreneurs who make for great presenters because they have gone throgh or are currently experiecing the very topics they are discussing with their own companies. Check out my favorite lecture below that features a 101 on Startup PR as well as lessons learned from the founders of the t-shirt designing startup Teespring and DoorDash, a food delivery company.
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