A great, visual, and smart post compiling accurate pieces of advice for anybody out there but also entrepreneurs.

Not everybody is a ninja or guru or whatever sexy name will come in the future but everybody has strenghts and weaknesses.

Identifying them, acknowledging them and working with or around them is key to make the most out of everyday.

So, are you a Wolverine ?

Finally – or not that much but well – a very good "I suck" article. No bullsh!t talk here but facts and a great guide of what not to do … and, by inversion, what to actually do when founding a startup.

Go out and get sh!t done! … to summarize.

Glad to have stumbled upon this article about the Asian tech scene.

This allows me to shed some light on the "entrepreneurship in the word" in one page, 11 cities and a great overview of Asia … which is one of my regions of choice (with Eastern Europe) looking at the dinamics and the drive people have when it comes to startups.

With Hong Kong at the forefront, look forward to the developments to come there.

Love that piece! So much truth in it, so much fun in it too!

The "Rockstar" "Adam Fletcher, owner of the Hipstery, debunks some common startup sayings and clichés. No more pivot, passion or Startup Ninjas…" [Quote]

The intro says it all. And what est than a hipster hitting startup punks… ?

Fun – and serious, still.

A shared secret sauce in fact. That is so true though and that is the exact reflection of the thoughts of a "newbie" to the Valley and SF I recently spoke to.

This place is packed with entrepreneurs and the secret is there is no secrecy. That is also why there can not be many copies of a place like this in the world. Just in Europe secrecy and NDAs are the entrepreneurs’ priorities… .

Anyway, a very good look into what makes the Valley special and what the missing ingredients are for all the others.

#Happiness is a startup to build in some way. It may also drive to actually build a #startup.

This article by Will Weinraub is a wonderful piece of advice, not only for #entrepreneurs, on both the professional and personal sides of life.

A good read and an even better target : be happy!