As an entrepreneur, you’ll often hear investors and advisors talk about scaling the company. What do they mean by this?

Matt Mireles from SpeakerText has a bullet-point list chock full of advice for the first-time entrepreneur.

Got an idea for a technology product but don’t have the technical chops to build it yourself? You’ll need to find yourself a cofounder.

Should you be a cheapskate to run a startup?

Sac Executive has a summary of an article suggesting that the single most important thing in your startup during the early days is capital. It needs to be conserved and only spent when absolutely necessary.

Web Worker Daily has a great article on working at home when you have kids.

Particularly with younger kids around, you may have to give up some of this flexibility to their needs. If there’s a part of your day that requires the utmost concentration, schedule that part during their nap time, or after their bedtime, or while they’re off at school