This is my favorite Frame Works Inc. article yet! It addresses so many questions I accumulated over the past few years about the tension I have felt between where I live and what I do (and what I want to do). Looking forward to this series and following along with this unique and exciting approach.
The small cities' entrepreneurial "dilemma" reminds me so much of the similar issues faced with disability and rare disease community (not mainstream enough, people mistakenly think there isn't a big enough of a market, and much energy is spent on policy and non-profits). Loved the article, thank you.
This is my favorite Frame Works Inc. article yet! It addresses so many questions I accumulated over the past few years about the tension I have felt between where I live and what I do (and what I want to do). Looking forward to this series and following along with this unique and exciting approach.
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The small cities' entrepreneurial "dilemma" reminds me so much of the similar issues faced with disability and rare disease community (not mainstream enough, people mistakenly think there isn't a big enough of a market, and much energy is spent on policy and non-profits). Loved the article, thank you.
That's a really interesting connection - and an interesting 3-part test for other markets that might have similar dynamics