The CVF Journal
Field notes on capital efficiency, the EBITCAC framework, and the economics of non-dilutive growth for Series A/B SaaS startups.

Will Larson's Publication - Latest Papers, Talks, and News
The Financial Impact of Engineering Management Capital allocators scrutinize every line item on a startup's balance sheet. Engineering costs dominate the operating expenses for most software compan…
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6 Counterintuitive Rules for Becoming a Better Manager
Guideline 1: Begin each week with a 15-minute metric review that highlights one number and one action. This driving habit will provide clarity on performance and anchor long-term planning. Teams fe…
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All of Our Mentorship Articles - The Complete Library of Guidance
Keep a disciplined log: link every read to a measurable action. This approach keeps focus on tangible outcomes rather than abstract ideas. For each entry, note the what changed, what happened, and…
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All of Our Max Ventilla Articles - A Comprehensive Archive of News
Recommendation: Start with a weekly digest aimed at c-level readers; frequency set to three items maximum; each item offers a concise takeaway; this improves high trust; a feedback loop with peers; r…
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How to Give Meaningful Feedback With Examples - Practical Tips
Select one concrete behavior to improve and attach a precise, testable metric. Tie the target to daily routines and to a tangible business outcome that the team can observe within a week. This focus…
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Building a Deep Tech Company - Why Most Startup Advice Doesn't Apply
Start with a single, verifiable problem and a six-week period to prove or disprove it. Make the plan tied to a core customer need, then lock in an approach that you can assess quickly. This keeps you…
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Building a Hybrid Go-To-Market Motion - GC Lionetti's Lessons from
Start with a three-pillar market engine focused on customer value. This structure combines product-led activation; partner enablement; field selling with a 90‑day experiment plan; maintain a clear me…
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How to Build Great Tech Products - A Practical, User-Centered Guide
Start with a tiny, measurable bet that solves a real user problem, validated in two weeks. That focus drives inputs, keeps metrics honest, and aligns the team with a clear mission. The path from conc…
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Casey Means MD Publication - Latest News, Research, and Articles
Subscribe to a private briefing; set weekly alerts to surface core developments in jets of insight, not hours. The steady источник delivers aligned signals, minimizes noise, provides practical takeaw…
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Ask Why It Won’t Work - Rick Song’s Lessons from Square on Building
Choose a single metric that matters, run a 21-day rapid experiment, and publish a brief log of outcomes. Even when a hypothesis failed, the learning means progress, and positive signals accompany sma…
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Field Guide - Identifying and Integrating Independent Board Members
Start with a concrete action: draft a candidate profile for each external adviser; elicit their strategic priorities via structured meetings; set closing criteria aligned with long-term resilience, e…
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Binti’s Path to Product-Market Fit - Immersive User Research
Start with a concrete step: a tight interview sprint with 6–8 early adopters to map blockers and validate initial hypotheses about the offering. We went through 6–8 conversations, each lasting 20–25…
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