1,000 Whys

This story was originally published as GuestPost on VentureBeat, Aug 14th.

This story was originally published as GuestPost on AdEspresso, Jul 10th.

This story was originally published as GuestPost on VentureBeat, Jun 13th.

This story was originally published as GuestPost on AdEspresso, May 29th.

Some weeks ago I tweeted about a day in which I packed 15 meetings (my personal record): all of them super productive, all of them…

So you raised funding. Yay! The Upside? You have new capital to be deployed to grow your company.

Startups (and life in general, after all) are all about learnings.

So you just read about how important is it to raise money: the right capital, from the right people, with the right timing, at the right…

Traffic

Here’s the thing. There are hundreds of posts on which you can read how hard is to be a founder.

Let me tell you straight away: because you really don’t have any other choice.

I lived in Rome for several years, then in Barcelona, then in Santiago, then in San Francisco.

This question has been haunting me lately (and for “lately” I mean, like, the last 10 years), so easy to make yet so hard to answer.