Rebuild like a startup
After winter and COVID, with a new toolset, larger companies can face a ‘new normal’ with confidence, to innovate and rebuild just like their startup friends.
Phil Curtis
About Phil Curtis
Posts by Phil Curtis:
A tiny plan for a big idea
Condensing a business plan to a single page, rather than following a standard template, clarifies thinking and puts your startup in a great place to grow.
Well-trodden pathways through financial uncertainty
Young startup founders will not have experienced high inflation or interest rates. Flexibility, speed and willingness to take advice will help them.
Dipping a paddle in the water – it’s just like starting a business
Sports coaching offers many lessons for startups or management growing businesses.
Step away from the startup (seriously, it will do you good)
It’s OK to take time out from a startup – it may even give you the space to make some great decisions that will drive the business forward.
4 tips for startups building their early team
It’s a big step to hire the first real employee, and it forces founders to be decisive, learn fast, and delegate.
7 strategies for hiring in the scale-up phase
Building a team in the scale-up phase is tough, but there are a few proven steps that can help along the way.
Is your message getting across?
Keep your writing focused on your target readers with tips on simplicity, clarity, and tone.
You’ve started with WHY, now make the most of WHERE
Location can be overlooked when setting up a business, but it can be very influential as the business grows.
Six building blocks for every start-up
A checklist of six questions that founders can use to keep focus and drive the important stuff.