The first 100 days of a new venture is when some of the most important decisions are made, and when some of the most important accomplishments are achieved. It’s also when the biggest mistakes occur. At a time when companies live and die at “Internet speed,” if you haven’t made your mark during your first 100 days, chances are, you never will. Whether you’re a one-person shop operating out of your garage, or you’ve just nailed down a $10 million Series A round from a Sand Hill VC firm, the first 100 days is where even the most seasoned entrepreneurs … Continue reading Gain Momentum in the First 100 Days. Or Else.