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@cengizfoan · 16 days ago
Harvard Business Review
Read world-class articles on leadership, management, strategy, innovation, and career development.
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Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 28 days ago
First Round Review: the sharpest, most practical startup advice on the web
This is where operators go for advice that actually helps. In-depth, no-fluff pieces on hiring, product, fundraising, and management, drawn from founders and leaders who have actually done it, not pundits guessing. Every article is long-form and genuinely useful. If you're building or running a company, it's the closest thing to sitting down with someone ten steps ahead of you.
review.firstround.comOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 28 days ago
Paul Graham's essays: the startup wisdom that actually holds up
Founder or not, these essays will change how you think about work, ambition, and building things people want. "Do Things That Don't Scale" and "How to Do Great Work" alone are worth more than most business books. Plain text, no paywall, no fluff, one of the sharpest minds in tech thinking out loud. Read one on a slow afternoon.
www.paulgraham.comcengizfoan
@cengizfoan · 29 days ago
Have I Been Pwned
You can check in seconds whether your email address or phone number has been involved in any data breach. I highly recommend it for your digital security.
haveibeenpwned.comSelin Carter
@selin · 31 days ago
The task app that finally made my daily list believable
Todoist works for me because it is fast enough that I do not avoid capturing tasks. I use it for commitments, not dreams, which keeps the list honest.
Marco Ellis
@marco · 34 days ago
The Stripe guide every founder should read before pricing gets messy
Stripe's pricing resources are practical because they connect billing choices to real operating consequences. I send this to founders before they hard-code a model they will regret.
Selin Carter
@selin · 36 days ago
The Notion template gallery I send to people drowning in tabs
I like Notion's template gallery because it gives people structure before they overthink their setup. The trick is starting simple and deleting half of what you do not use.
Marco Ellis
@marco · 40 days ago
The roadmap tool I recommend when the backlog starts lying to you
Linear is excellent when a team needs momentum without turning planning into ceremony. I like how quickly priorities, cycles, and execution stay in the same frame.
Selin Carter
@selin · 45 days ago
The calendar layer that turned my week from reactive to intentional
Sunsama is the one planning app that made me face capacity before saying yes to more work. It is expensive, but it changed how I protect focus blocks.
www.sunsama.comMarco Ellis
@marco · 47 days ago
The founder library I open when a startup problem feels weirdly personal
Y Combinator's library is useful because the advice comes from repeated patterns, not one person's lucky story. It is where I go to separate normal startup pain from avoidable mistakes.