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It's been a few weeks since the Lean Deck Clinic so we wanted to publish some of the lessons learned from the clinic. These are notes from the participants.

A pop, a surprised expression, and the subsequent agony of my right ankle twisted at an implausible angle to the left of where it should be.

I understand that you kickass at Guitar Hero and you play a ninja in World of Warcraft, but seriously...stop calling yourself a rockstar and a ninja.

At the last Startup Weekend (#swmobile) the team I joined was called KissMobs. We were the only Startup Weekend team to finish the weekend cash flow positive.

One of the great things about Startup Weekend is the amount you can learn in a short time. It's really a lean startup practicum.

Getting lean is becoming essential to all aspects of running a business and pitching is no exception. Here's a quick update on the Lean Deck Clinic.

I recently sat down with Chris Redlitz from Transmedia Capital to talk about his new startup incubator KickLabs and founding teams...

Have you ever needed feedback on your investor pitch? Are you in the San Francisco Bay Area? If you answered yes to both you should attend the Lean Deck Clinic

We want to conserve momentum. We keep going forward, hurl ourselves violently at the impending doom of a metal barrier, and then make a slight midair pivot and keep going.

Catchafire presents Catchafire's 50 Project Kickoff Party! -- Monday, June 28, 2010 -- New York, NY

This week I was incredibly excited to be ambushed by a couple of users who told me how many things we needed to fix in order to make the site usable.

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Fledgling Web 2.0 companies that rent the red-wheeled desks at SOMAcentral's cavernous Pier 38 space don't do it just for the flexibility and low cost, nor for the funky decor or even the almost daily Thai, Chinese or...