Every day I comb through my Google Reader reading sites like Hacker News and others, and star articles that are especially interesting about startups, entrepreneurship and miscellany. These are some of my favorites:

• Vendors, Again—8 Things To Do When Delivering a Sales Presentation (joedantoni.wordpress.com)
• What does the non-technical co-founder do? (hippoland.tumblr.com)
• 4 things that you should Not do when fundraising (howtowriteabusinessplan.com)
• Co-Founders: They’re A Wonderful Thing. Indulge at Your Own Risk. (mattmireles.com)
• 7 Ways We Try to Make Internal Emails Better (moz.com)
• 5 Common Themes That Drive Entrepreneurial Success (blog.safeguard.com)
• Don’t Blindly Model Your SaaS Pricing on 37signals (ginzametrics.com)
• CEOs Don’t Come Pre-Made. Authentic Leadership Has To Be Learned (techcrunch.com)
• How To Hire the Right Developer for Your Tech Startup (thenextweb.com)
• Worst time to join a startup is right after it gets initial VC financing (2009) (cdixon.org)
• Marc Andreessen: Not every startup should be a Lean Startup or embrace the pivot (gigaom.com)
• Feeling like a fraud while doing startups (joel.is)
• Let’s All Shed Tears For The Crappy Startups That Can’t Raise Any More Money (readwrite.com)
• You are an amazing engineer, but you are a terrible fit for our startup (blog.burhum.com)
• Why I Sold My Startup Instead Of Taking VC Money (builtinchicago.org)
• Tale of a Startup Pivot – 3degrees to Find Your Lobster (datodaily.tumblr.com)
• You Can Have a Sales Team and Still Do Inbound Marketing (ginzametrics.com)
• How many founders do successful tech companies have? (philosophically.com)
• It’s never too late to become an entrepreneur (dailybreeze.com)

If you have any startup-related links you’d like to share, shoot me a note!