Jason Cohen has a great interview with Bob Walsh about his products that help startups increase their chances of success. I particularly like the first question in the interview, where Bob is asked why the change of success for a business is so low:
I think the big killers of newborn startups lurk mostly inside the heads of founders. First and foremost, succeeding as a Digital Entrepreneur (my new catch-all keyword for traditional funded startups, unfunded startups, microISVs, indie game developers and content creators like bands and authors. Like it?) means …

Lewis Howes has a short video (5:48) on how to use social media to communicate with your audience and grow your idea. Here are his tips.

Jason Cohen posted an article about his battle with feeling like a fraud. During a discussion with a friend, he mentioned that he sometimes wondered if the company he was building was built by an unqualified guy (himself). This is what he had to say.

Guy Kawasaki recently wrote an article about a company at CES that did the same thing: Satzuma. We’ll review his three principles that help you stand out among a sea of competition and how these were applied to a recent startup I helped launch.

Seth Godin recently wrote a guest post for Pamela Slim’s Escape From Cubicle Nation blog. In it, Seth had some great things to say about doing what you think is right instead of doing what everyone says you should do.