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JANUARY 16, 2012

Note: This is Part VI in the Startup Team Building series. Why did A Flock of Seagulls crash soon after their initial hit while the Beatles’ career has spanned nearly 40-years, including a number one CD (“Love”) as recently as 2007? This complimentary balance is crucial to a Startup Tribe’s survival. We Can Work It Out.

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MARCH 1, 2012

Article first published as Five Business Tips From The Beatles on Technorati. As any long-time reader of this humble blog knows, I am an ardent Beatles fan. As any long-time reader of this humble blog knows, I am an ardent Beatles fan. Beatles Business Lessons. Note: This is an installment in the Iconic Advice series.

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SEPTEMBER 12, 2011

When I was an operational startup executive, I seldom lost my temper in the workplace. Given that most startups grant their employees ownership in the form of stock options, this proprietary sentiment is rooted in fact. Emulate Amazon and foster a culture that encourages team members to solve customer problems while feeding each other.

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MARCH 1, 2011

With a few exceptions at the end of their career, the Beatles did not include songs that had previously been released as a single on their UK albums. According to George Martin, The Beatles’ Producer, “At the time, I didn’t want to shortchange the public. Follow the Beatles’ lead. However, by the release of Sgt.

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JANUARY 9, 2013

Startup Tips From College Dropouts: Zuckerberg , Jobs, Gates, Dell, Ellison, Branson and Disney. Startup Lessons From Olympic Innovators. > Your Startup Should Emulate The Beatles, Not A Flock Of Seagulls. > TechStar Co-Founder Brad Feld: Are We Experiencing A Startup Accelerator Bubble? >

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AUGUST 24, 2010

Startups consistently identify more ideas and opportunities than they have the time or resources to pursue, such as potential partnerships, new products, entering emerging markets, etc. The ability to objectively critique ones creative output is vital to an entrepreneur. If you haven’t already subscribed yet, subscribe now for.

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