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Sean Percival is an American author, investor and entrepreneur.
The Pandemic Themed Home Office Gear Guide
Note to My Future Self: A 2020 Retrospective
Sleeping Through a Pandemic
A List of Very Good Things to Happen During These Very Bad Times
This all sucks (and it’s OK to say it)
Coronavirus Tales Under Socialism, Democracy, and Social Democracy
Marketing Consultant Rules of Engagement
New Book: The Accelerator Survival Guide
My First Children’s Book: Goodnight Fortnite
My Next Book: Marketing WTF
Serial entrepreneur Sean Percival joins appear.in as CMO
PercivalCoin
The Loud American: Working with Norwegians
The Katapult Accelerator Coming to Oslo
Ask an investor: What should I do if I hate my co-founder?
Ask an Investor: Why is no one investing in my startup?
Ask an Investor: How much should I pay myself as founder?
Founder Real Talk From the Edge
Things to Do While Everyone is at Burning Man
Investor-to-Founder Translator
The 5 People You Meet in Silicon Valley Heaven
The Law of Jante, Founder Edition
Field Guide to Unicorn Startups Around the World
No Email August
Bitcoin Accelerators Field Guide
A Few Reasons Your Bitcoin Startup Might Fail
Introducing BubbleCoin
Google Glass: Slightly Cooler Edition
The Dreamers and The Dreamweavers
Goodbye, Los Angeles, and Thank You
How to Survive the Series A Crunch—From Someone Who Didn’t
User Acquisition Marketing in Los Angeles
Publishing Platforms are Cool Again
Allen Stern
Weird Twitter: Tech and Startup Edition
Startup Lessons from the Busy Streets of India
More Builders, Less Bankers
Early Stage Startups as Classic Car Restoration
When it’s not all good, ask for help
Introducing angel5
The Case Against Constantly Bright Hands
LA Tech Submarket Heat Map
Pre-Inventory Startups
2 Years of Talking in 2 Minutes
The Highlight SXSW Drinking Game
Introducing Wittlebee
The Men of Pinterest
Office Furniture In Orange County
Scumbag Godaddy
Main Ingredients of Subscription Commerce #subcom
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