Author Description Carol Dweck is a Professor of Psychology at Stanford University. Dweck is known for her work on the psychological trait. Book Review The puzzle experiment â Students were first given an easy puzzle to solve. Once solved they were praised either for their intelligence or effort. Then they were given a hard puzzle that challenged
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When most people start a project, they believe they will stick to it until the end and always think of the success of this project without including the struggle that goes into it. But along the way, they start doubting themselves and most of the time they give up before finishing the project. But donât
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Since Internet was available for everyone to use, people were able to communicate with each other globally. In fact, people were easily able to start a business without a shop and it has become easier for anyone to become an entrepreneur. Nowadays, most people can become an entrepreneur if they just have the will to never give
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There was something of a different flavour at Startup Victoriaâs pitch night for September â including the new beverage sponsors! â which may have been helped by the large crowd, and the more polished presentations (judging by the feedback). I will comment on each pitch in order of appearance: Studio Ninja is described as Client
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Funderful, the web-based alumni fundraising management platform developed in Latvia, successfully raised âĴ150,000 from Lithuaniaâs StartupHighway, the leading investor in this round of funding, and two angel investors. According to the founder of Funderful Raimonds Kulbergs, the funds will help to accelerate the pace of product development and help establish a foothold in the US
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Everybody in the press loves to write stories about the next âTech Bubbleâ. me too, kid. but they got stock symbols on âem, not horns. Of course, they all think theyâve seen this movie before â twice in fact, in 2000 and in 2008. They think they know the script. They think they know the
On the 26th of May, I put together an event (Unpitch) that matched 23 investors with 69 startups. Most conversations between startup founders and investors tend to be formal discussions, where startups are given limited time to pitch to investors or trying to catch investors at a hallway during an event, with the power dynamic
(this post was originally published on svbtle.com on July 7, 2012) most of the time I think of myself as a failure. when Iâm optimistic, I think maybe Iâm just a late bloomer. I know a lot of folks wonât understand this perspective, but when I was growing up I was always the smartest kid
Last week StartupHighway business acceleration fund successfully completed this year investment round. The investment agreements have been signed with two Lithuanian startups â BeScouted and InPeak. The StartupHighway investment portfolio manager Martynas Matekonis says, that the astonishing number of applications for the investment has been received this year. It is a good sign, according to
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Abstract: Most VC funds are far too concentrated in a small number (<20â40) of companies. The industry would be better served by doubling or tripling the average # of investments in a portfolio, particularly for early-stage investors where startup attrition is even greater. If unicorns happen only 1â2% of the time, it logically follows that
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