Seth Goldstein has today’s great post up titled Schilling’s Laws for Perfect Start(up)s. If you’ve been hiding under a rock or are a cricket fan (vs. a baseball fan), you probably know that Schilling was one out away from a no-hitter and one-error away from a perfect game last Thursday. Seth was at the game, saw it, and then ran the game through the “big Seth brain abstraction machine” and came up with a delightful blog post with a few great suggestions for all entrepreneurs including:
- Throw Strikes
- Trust Your Defense
- Listen To Your Catcher
- Pitch, Don’t Throw
I expect my friend Will Herman, a card carrying member of the Red Sox Nation (I think he has a Red Sox tatoo on – well – never mind) may have a few more lessons for us.
Posted in: Great Posts | Posted by: Brad Feld
Brad, I'm a huge Yankees fan but I'll give it to you, Schilling is good.
I wrote a similar post that compares an entrepreneurial project to a famous band, The Dave Matthews Band:
http://www.darrenherman.com/2007/06/05/the-startup-as-a-band/
Enjoy!