If you’ve ever thought about adding an advisor to your startup or you’ve NEVER thought about it because you don’t know what value they can provide, read this presentation. It’s a great intro and answers a lot of questions you probably never thought to ask.

It’s not pretty, but it’s an effective presentation.

But look, even if you have no cash, you always have time and creativity. Find a way.
Rob May, “What I Learned Raising A Million Dollars For a Startup With No Business Plan and No Financial Projections (While Drinking a Beer)”

Click the link (brown box, white type above) to see more, but here are immediate deadlines:

SproutBox - March 1
i/o Ventures - March 1
YCombinator - March 3
Startl - March 15
Tech Wildcatters - March 19
Techstars, Boulder - March 22
Dreamit Ventures - March 22
Betaspring - March 22

*Thanks to David Weisburd for showing me the link

Overview of the Lean Startup method from the methods biggest evangelist Eric Ries. Presentation came from 6 Essential Startup Decks

BRILLIANT! talk by Jesse Schell on the future of the world (okay, technically it’s the future of game design but everyone creating anything ever should watch this)

This video came from this GigaOM post Video: Reality TV, the iPhone & the Future of Technology — Why It’s All a Game

Very unique and tangible advice on running better board meetings.

More very concise, immediately useful advice on raising a seed round from Angels or even VC’s.