74: In How to Build a Default Alive Business: The Different Types of Entrepreneurship, Andrew Hutton, the CEO & Founder of Day One, joins host William Glass to discuss the different types of entrepreneurship and how to decide which is right for you.
Accelerators have moved upstream
Defining a default alive business and why you should aim to be default alive
The different flavors of entrepreneurship
What it means to be a maker, creator, builder, hacker, innovator, content creator, etc.You’ll learn why accelerators like Y-combinator & TechStars are increasingly out of reach for early-stage companies and why their business model may not be an ideal fit for your business.
One of the most insightful takeaways is the notion of a default alive business and why no matter what flavor of business you build this is the most ideal state.
Andrew is the founder and CEO of Day One, a company that is creating the future of entrepreneurial education and support.
Day One's flagship program, our Fellowship, is a 10-week program designed for early-stage founders to level up as entrepreneurs and accelerate their business through mentorship, step-by-step playbooks, and a tight-knit community.
Before founding Day One, Andrew was Chief Innovation Officer at Human Ventures, a startup studio based in New York City, where he launched a dozen new startups over a 3 year period.
https://ww.joindayone.com
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-hutton-3a030739/
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