The Top 7 #Startup Tweets of the Week

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Updated on November 2, 2012

Twitter is a conversation.  Twitter is an RSS feed.  Twitter is inspiration.  Twitter is the pulse.

Twitter is different things to different people.  One of the reasons @TechCocktail loves Twitter so hard is for insightful business discourse – and naturally we want to share what we enjoy.  As part of our weekly series, we’ll be bringing you the top seven startup-related tweets of the past seven days.

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#1 – @licolnmurphy

Your pricing page isn’t your pricing strategy; it’s the window into it. A bad pricing page often exposes a poorly developed strategy

— Lincoln Murphy (@lincolnmurphy) November 1, 2012

#2 – @SteveCase

“Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Wishing is not enough; we must do.” #JohanVonGoethe #StartupAmerica

— Steve Case (@SteveCase) October 31, 2012

#3 – @davemcclure

if u guys are gonna pitch me on twitter, at least make it a fucking haiku. or somehow interesting, k?

— Dave McClure (@davemcclure) October 30, 2012

#4 – @GaryWhitehill

“A business that makes nothing but money is a poor business.” -Henry Ford

— Gary Whitehill (@GaryWhitehill) October 28, 2012

#5 – @DeepakChopra

Embrace the unpredictable and unexpected. It is the path to the infinitely creative in you.

— Deepak Chopra (@DeepakChopra) October 31, 2012

#6 – @SteveGutzler

The best leaders I know are flawed, wounded, broken, and bent. #leadership

— Steve Gutzler (@SteveGutzler) October 28, 2012

#7 – @mrmikedelarocha

Don’t forget to do what you love, often.

— Mike de la Rocha (@mrmikedelarocha) October 30, 2012

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When Zach Davis isn't getting lost in the mountains, he is hustling from Boulder, CO as Tech Cocktail's Director of Marketing. He is the author of Appalachian Trials, a book chronicling the mindset necessary for thru-hiking all 2,181 miles of the Appalachian Trail, a feat he accomplished in 2011. Zach is a green tea enthusiast, die-hard Chicago sports fan, and avid concert-goer. Follow Zach on Twitter: @zrdavis.

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