In episode #9, JDm talks about how to ask great questions, even when the topic is muddled and unclear.

Many startups fail by trying to be efficient before they're effective. In this episode of the podcast, ensure you’re doing the right thing before trying to do the thing right — and design thinking can help us out here.

For this episode of the pod, we’re sharing an edited version of the Startup Shop Talk live show on everything you need to know about pitching your startup to investors, to co-founders, and even to potential customers.

Too many founders think about product-market fit too reductively, as if it were bound by one specific metric that you have to hit. In reality, it's a spectrum with four discernible phases.

In this episode of the Inside the Box podcast, host JDM talks about why the business model canvas is a fantastic tool, but only if you use it correctly: not as a task, but as a process.

For our first episode of 2022, with all the promise that a new year brings, we almost have to talk about ideation. But, how does ideation work in an established firm rather than a startup?

On this episode of the podcast, JDM talks vents a little bit on why efforts to re-invent and rebrand MVPs not only miss the point of the MVP but are also tragically misguided.

On this episode of the podcast, JDM talks about why your startup or other innovation idea sucks — and, more importantly, why that’s actually pretty fantastic.

Telling someone to “think outside the box” is not only the most unhelpful advice you could provide, but it’s also the wrong way to think about creativity and innovation.