by Brad Feld January 18, 2007

VC Primer from an Entrepreneur’s Point of View

Tom Evslin has a nice post up titled Two New Must Read VC Blogs for Entrepreneurs praising AsktheVC (yes – we like positive feedback (thanks Tom) – we send it to our mothers and it makes them proud.) Tom has a series of posts titled “VC Primer from an Entrepreneur’s Point of View”. They include: VC […]

Tom Evslin has a nice post up titled Two New Must Read VC Blogs for Entrepreneurs praising AsktheVC (yes – we like positive feedback (thanks Tom) – we send it to our mothers and it makes them proud.) Tom has a series of posts titled “VC Primer from an Entrepreneur’s Point of View”. They include:

Great stuff. Our understanding is www.asktheentrepreneuraboutventurecapital.com is still available. Or – we are happy to repost Tom’s pearls of wisdom here.

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February 28, 2008

Do You Have Conviction and Discipline?

Today’s great VC blog post once again comes from Fred Wilson and is titled Conviction and Discipline. Having made a lot of investing mistakes in 1999 and 2000, I learned this lesson many times over. It’s also consistent with the Fantastic Notes from an Interview with Warren Buffett that I posted on Feld Thoughts earlier […]

January 1, 2007

How To Earn Frequent Flyer Miles on US Airways

A little off topic, but still in the category of “Great VC Posts.” Josh Kopelman of First Round Capital demonstrates his problem solving skills by figuring out how to maintain his US Airways Chairman’s Preferred status without flying to Rome and back.

May 30, 2009

Key Characteristics of a Great Startup Culture

Today’s great VC post is by Greg Gottesman (a managing director at Madrona Venture Group) and is titled Thirteen key characteristics of a great startup culture. It shows up in John Cook’s column in TechFlash – the article is solid and the comments (all 66 of them at this point) are priceless. I’m baffled by […]

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