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Is old-school economics applicable to startups? Here are four principles from Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations that can prove useful even to early-stage projects: https://t.co/5OmowcSiz8

Given the importance of every single hire and the difficulty in attracting top startup talent, it makes sense to be extra vigilant as a startup founder during the recruitment process. Here are nine red flags to look out for when hiring: https://t.co/WAAOuo7kKN

“A lot of people treat choosing their cofounder with even less importance than they put on hiring. Don’t do this.” - Sam Altman Here are a few tips on how to find the right cofounder for your startup: https://t.co/U6sti7Jxen

User retention is mathematically one of the most important aspects of startup marketing, growth, and profitability. Here are five essential tips to keep your customers returning to your startup product: https://t.co/ZN4tNMGWV9

Here are 10 tips on how to do competitive research more efficiently and effectively: https://t.co/7GNwU51Fmi

Conflicts between cofounders are one of the most frequent causes of startup failure for high-potential startups. Here are 5 tips on how to make conflict less likely to arise and less destructive when it does: https://t.co/NeZBuDIzA4

A single-feature product serving a single homogenous market is the ideal you should strive towards as an early-stage startup founder. Too much complexity will kill an infant business project. Here are a few tips to help you along the way: https://t.co/4gXDfzuUID

Angels and VCs are actively looking for good investments, and while there is a huge pool of options available to them, the ones that are an obviously good bet are rare. So, here are nine steps to make your startup project stand out among the masses: https://t.co/QglG4WXL4e

60-year-old founders are approximately three times more likely to build a successful venture than 30-year-old entrepreneurs. One of the major reasons is their access to a powerful professional network. Read on to find out how to build one of your own: https://t.co/hJjI6uS2Qc

Ancient Silk Road traders faced challenges and devised solutions that, surprisingly, resemble some of the strategies used by modern startup founders: https://t.co/GQWqgWuCl3

Considering the growing skepticism of AI, it’s hard not to draw analogies between the AI hype and the dot-com bubble. Here's our analysis of what risks and opportunities this would entail for 2025: https://t.co/jCoNQtOeyW

The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, during the Great Depression, shaped how U.S. industries developed, and not only for the better. Is history bound to repeat itself, and what does it mean for startups? https://t.co/z4jl6AA3YO

For those of you who wrestle with innovation on a daily basis in order to make all of our lives better, we wish you a lot of inspiration and meaning in 2025. Success will inevitably come in one form or another. https://t.co/aVPgIKAyUa

The threat of quantum decryption is likely one of the biggest tech problems for 2025. And if you are a startup founder, each problem is an opportunity: https://t.co/yKM4Q4LRs1

Quantum chips like Willow could break current encryption methods, making the development of quantum-resistant security protocols the biggest startup opportunity in 2025. Here are a couple of other interesting implications of quantum computing: https://t.co/xuZOS7FUmZ

Below you can find six emerging technologies that we believe hold promise for immense growth in 2025 and present exciting startup opportunities: https://t.co/4YV3y11bsC

From boosting immersion through AI to providing tools and services for developers, here are five promising areas for startup innovation in the gaming industry: https://t.co/PA7cM9WeIm