Thinking of starting a business? Be forewarned: not all online content tailored to entrepreneurs is created equal. A Google search for the term “how to start a startup” yields 320,000,000 results — and although that may border upon hyperbole (thank you, imprecise search terms), that’s also indicative of the vastness of the resources available to entrepreneurs.
Without an idea of where to start, the aspiring entrepreneur can easily get lost in this vortex of online startup resources. That’s the issue entrepreneur Nathan Chan perceived when he created Foundr Magazine to address that issue.
Founded by Chan in 2013, Foundr is an entrepreneurial magazine run by the startup-obsessed for the startup crowd. Think of it as a quick and dirty online startup bible, featuring the intellectual firepower and unvarnished honesty of real founders who have been in the trenches themselves. Its content comes without the hefty price tag or lofty time commitment of, say, an entrepreneurship-focused business program, perfect for time-restricted startup folk looking to master the hustle on their own time. Read more…
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