Having this idea you believe could turn into a successful start-up? Not sure how to go about it? Or maybe consider to join a start up? We collected a number of useful sites and resources for you, which talks about strategies, tactics and the steps to tae for a start-up.

These sites give great overviews. GOOD PLACES TO GET STARTED.

THE LEAN CANVAS is -without a doubt- the best way to get organized around your start up: How to map your plan against the market out there, how to differentiate your idea, how to market it, how to fund it, how to set it up well in a simple step-by-step plan.

ENTREPRENEUR.COM created Complete, 12-Step Guide to Starting a Business’. A useful checklist to map your plan and check your readiness.

ANGELLIST is a go-to source for start up entrepreneurs and a place to find vacancies with start up companies.

FOUNDR MAGAZINE is an excellent resource for wannabee start up entrepreneurs. Go here for a ton of info, and start with this simple list of advice by successful start up people.

More, useful resources

Steve Blank: The Class That Changed How Entrepreneurship Is Taught. Read this blog with Steve Blank, one of the Lean start up entrepreneurs. Useful advice when you consider going there.

The DOs and DON’Ts of Starting Your Own Business. A blog by Paul Tracy at Investing Answers.

+200 interviews with the brains behind failed and successful startups. Learn from their wins and their mistakes and become a better founder, at Failory.com.

Best Crowdfunding for Startups 2021: How to Fund Your Small Business, at Business.org.

Top 60 Startup Podcasts, selected by Feedspot.com.

Check this video to learn how to use the LeanCanvas. a golden oldie.
A summary of the Lean Start up, by Eric Ries.