Founder hubris can be deadly for startups. Here's how to identify it early and avoid its consequences.

Plenty of stories have been written about the history of SpaceX. This is not one of those stories.

Over the past 18 months, Silicon Valley has sped up. And most people outside of the Bay Area have no clue just how wide the chasm has become.

Here are some of the ways that I slow things down and take a break from the dopamine rush of AI.

There’s a worrying dynamic occurring with AI power users: many early adopters of AI (and agents, in particular), are seemingly getting addicted to it.

The rate of advancements resulting from AI is nothing short of astonishing. But for founders, it can be a major distraction.

Over the years, I’ve found that setting New Year’s resolutions rarely works for me. But there is something that does work for me time and time again: setting a new routine.

Even founders who are naturally risk-averse can develop a bias towards action. And it starts by understanding the real — and realistic — worst case scenario.

Stay hungry, stay foolish. A simple phrase so effortlessly and completely captures the ethos of being a founder.

Here are 10 songs that perfectly capture the journey of a startup founder. And they’re probably not the ones you would expect.

The current gap between the tech world’s obsession-of-the-moment and the rest of the world seems more like a chasm.

We all have them. Moments that seem so unbelievable that the only sane reaction is to shake my head.

This past Sunday was Father’s Day. I spent the day thinking about both my own journey as a dad and those of my father and grandfathers.

Hundreds of VCs passed on me when I was a founder. And I learned important lessons from a lot of them.

Over time, small injections of fun can change the trajectory of a company. And your experience as a founder.

Here are 5 easy ways to be a healthier founder (and, in doing so, perform better over the long-run).

Each week, I get emails from founder expressing frustration about fundraising. My advice? Get over it.

I’ve started to discuss my next project with people close to me and one question keeps coming up: “What’s it called?”

There is a startup I cofounded that almost no one knows about. This is the story of Project Stag.

There’s growing evidence that spending time away from work — particularly in nature — not only has a powerful effect on our health and well-being but improves our productivity.