BigWideLogic is the personal home page of me, John Biggs. I’m a writer and entrepreneur. I’ve written for TechCrunch, Gizmodo, and the New York Times. I’ve also written multiple books.
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You can email me at john@biggs.cc or ping me @johnbiggs on Threads.
“When you’re going through Hell, keep going.”
This is a podcast about failure and how it breeds success. Every week we will talk to amazing people who have done amazing things yet, at some point, experienced failure. By exploring their experiences we can learn how to build, succeed, and stay humble. Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald.
You can subscribe to the podcast here or listen to the latest episode here. Want to join me on the podcast? Hit me up at john@biggs.cc
My new book, Get Funded!, is out and I’d love for you to check it out.
Get Funded! is a compendium of advice and stories about how Eric and I got funded. It’s a book for beginning entrepreneurs and our goal was to give you the tools you need to raise funds for your startup.
Continue readingI’ve written a new book with my friend Eric and in honor of the book we’ve decided to put together a fun podcast. Check it out!
South Brooklyn is quiet. Where there was once an endless chaos of cars and trucks rolling up Sixth Avenue onto the highway, now there is only the expected. The morning begins with a lost Leviathan calling in the fog, a ship coming up an empty river under a silent bridge. Birds come next, in this city of perches, chirping and skittering in the ivy outside our home. The next few hours are tedious with the sound of truck tires hitting a single metal plate in the street outside.
And then we hear the distant sirens, high and lonesome in the empty streets.
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I am mentoring at ReaktorX, remote-friendly acceleration program for first-time founders.
The aim of the program is to take your startup from idea stage through customer development to the first version of the product (MVP), ready for first customers and|or first investor funding.
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