My Life My Job My Career: How Ten Simple Startup Problem Statement Helped Me Succeed

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Ellen Chisa just finished her first year in the MBA program at Harvard Business School. Previously she worked with Kickstarter, the Awesome Foundation, and Microsoft. She has a B.S. in electrical and computer engineering from Franklin W. Olin College of Engineerin

For the most part, this is entirely fantastic news for writers. It creates nothing but opportunity. I am particularly excited by the opportunity to create new forms and to evolve fitter forms, if possible, from old forms. The one particularly old and unfit form of writing I want to pick on here today is Poetry.

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Hyper-growth means sticky stones left unturned.
In the pursuit of investing in ideas that can "change the world," finding the line between "white lies" and "real lies" can be tricky. One investor equated the regulatory issues at Theranos to those that Uber and Lyft faced against the traditional taxi industry. Investors continue to herald Uber and Lyft as great companies, even though in many cases their operations are breaking laws (as they’re currently written

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None of the investors that I spoke with put money behind Theranos or would talk about the startup directly: The blood-testing startup is famous for having no big institutional VCs on board. Still, their comments paint a clear picture on the dangers of backing a high-flying startup in boom time


During down market times, there are even more pianos falling out of the sky. When I pointed this out, most of the VCs turned to a now cliche phrase: "Good companies can be started at anytime." Pointing to uber-successful startups like Airbnb that were founded during the last recession, investors are quick to say that the biggest stars in their portfolio can withstand even the biggest market challenge

"Who says a poet ain’t supposed to be popular?" - Robert Frost
That sounds to me like an excuse for not being able to solve the creative problem of how to be both popular and good. We know that it is possible for an artist to be both popular and good because we have many examples from every area of art.

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LEAD: Understand your worst self.
People often know what they’re good at (it got them where they are!) Unfortunately, things won’t always go well in your career. How you react and recover impacts everyone around yo

There’s a saying I’ve had thrown in my face: ‘If it grows like a weed, it probably is.’ In insurance circles, rapid growth is associated with a worsening loss ratio. It makes sense: growth often goes hand in hand with being less discerning, which will be reflected in ballooning claims and fraud. Small wonder insurance veterans talk of ‘shrinking to excellence.’

Because the convention is for poets to promote their books, rather than their individual poems, all of the existing social and sharing tools are made to promote things at the book level. Goodreads and Amazon do service there. I would expect that some writers may already enjoy a social following and may be able to promote a book via Facebook or Twitter.

Every HBS MBA takes these classes in the first year:
- Finance 1 (FIN1)
- Finance 2 (FIN2)
- Leadership and Organizational Behavior (LEAD)
- Technology and Operations Management (TOM)
- Financial Reporting and Control (FRC).
- Marketing (MKT)
- The Entrepreneurial Manager (TEM)
- Strategy (STRAT)
- Business, Government, and the International Economy (BGIE)
- Leadership and Corporate Accountability (LCA)

FIN1: Stock prices are just the sum of all the money investors think a company will ever mak


There are two primary types of pricing: Cost-Based and Value-Based. In Cost Based pricing, you figure out how much it costs you to provide a service. Then you add a mark up and use that price to sell to the custome

Lemons to Lemonade
It’s been a packed 1,151 days (~800 workdays) since we launched, with unexpected and sometimes downright bizarre incidents. But we tried to make lemonade out of these lemons, such as when the incumbents came out with their own citrus-infused copycats (most have died as quickly as they appeared), or that freakish State Farm attack ad on bots, targeting Lemonade, that backfired.