The Startup Collection

According to Eric Ries, there are two main reasons for startup failures:

• Traditional management methods do not work for a highly uncertain startup
• The second reason may seem completely opposite to the first one 
•  seeing that traditional management approaches do not work, entrepreneurs let things go by themselves and are guided by the "just do it" principle.

Even such a chaotic and unpredictable phenomenon as a startup (can) should be managed. And this is what we document in this stash

• Many people share the opinion that entrepreneurial success is a combination of perseverance, intelligence, a good product, and the luck of being in the right place at the right time.
•  Routine, small things, and boring details do not matter. 
•  it is nothing more than just a myth, partly imposed by pop culture. 

It's exactly the boring little things that are critical to a startup's success.

• Entrepreneurs are everywhere. 
• Irrespective of the size of the venture if you guys are working on a product that solves a problem in a new and better way then you are entrepreneurs
• Entrepreneurship is management. Startups need a new type of management that will handle the conditions of extreme uncertainty.
• Confirmation by facts. A startup needs continuous learning through a scientific approach and empirical hypothesis testing.