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	<title>Comments on: StartupLounge Changes for 2010</title>
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		<title>By: Brian Baird</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brian Baird</dc:creator>
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		<description>Excellent plan!  This shows a great deal of maturity for the organization and leaders of StartupLounge.  I&#039;ve listened to almost every post cast.  Much of my pondering is now around execution and operational excellence.  The downturn has blessed / forced many of us to go identity and qualify paying anchor customers first.  Generally, investment rounds should simply be an accelerator for a winning model.

Very early seed capital remains critical some cases.  It is important that models be allowed to fail quickly and often.  That is what made Silicon Valley a unique and prosperous culture.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Excellent plan!  This shows a great deal of maturity for the organization and leaders of StartupLounge.  I&#8217;ve listened to almost every post cast.  Much of my pondering is now around execution and operational excellence.  The downturn has blessed / forced many of us to go identity and qualify paying anchor customers first.  Generally, investment rounds should simply be an accelerator for a winning model.</p>
<p>Very early seed capital remains critical some cases.  It is important that models be allowed to fail quickly and often.  That is what made Silicon Valley a unique and prosperous culture.</p>
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