How to Start a Startup

When I went through Y Combinator they told us a lot of the things we wish we had known before — what to do and what not to do. I learned from them and from other investors and entrepreneurs things that would have saved me thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours of wasted effort.

If you’re thinking of starting a startup, why wouldn’t you take this class? Do you not want to succeed? What is success worth to you?

I wanted to put together this course — my “master course” as I call it — to collect everything I’ve ever learned.

Who This Course Is For?

It’s made for total beginners – don’t worry if you just have an idea!

This course includes hours of easy to follow video lessons, step-by-step guides, legal paperwork, design samples, and additional resources you can actually use.

This is for people ready to jump in and start a company—a startup—right away. You probably have a business idea, an MVP, or an early test of it ready. You might even have an early prototype of your product, or you have your cofounder, but you haven't tested your idea yet. There are many places you can be where you feel like you don't have all the puzzle pieces sorted out just yet.

What you don’t have is a company… and you’re ready to start one. 

I’ve advised and helped hundreds of founders and dozens of startups on their launch, many of whom have gone on to become successful entrepreneurs and build successful products.

Talk soon,
Mattan Griffel