New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: If you are bootstrapping looking for your feedback on my next book

Ask HN: If you are bootstrapping looking for your feedback on my next book
2 by skmurphy | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I have a final draft ready of the second volume in my Working Capital series. This one is about "Assembling Your Team." I am looking for feedback and critique: I am most concerned about flow, organization, and anything important that you feel is missing. Here are the chapters: Building your Team Finding a Co-Founder Forming an Advisory Board Finding Early Employees Contractors, Suppliers, and Partners Activating Your Network Coming to a Working Arrangement My goal is to provide inspiration and support for founders who have stepped onto the entrepreneurial roller coaster. You are doing the hard work of changing the world. It's never dull and it’s never easy. I hope that this book helps you with insights and stories that renew your gumption. This book is part of a series of “Working Capital” books intended for early-stage entrepreneurs to familiarize themselves with the assets they will need to create a growing business: financial, intellectual, and social. For more on this series, see https://ift.tt/nGEoDvY Please let me know if you have the time and inclination to read one chapter and provide your assessment and suggestions for improvement. You can contact me directly at skmurphy@skmurphy.com

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