Brooke Wright's Wright Mode offers AI workshops and strategy for small business owners, turning existing expertise into repeatable AI-supported systems and lead generation.
Why I recommend it: Free content and podcast episodes are worth your time; the consulting is paid, so treat the site as learning material first.
Community and resource hub for creatives, entrepreneurs, founders, and wanderers built by Stephanie while working full-time and finishing her MBA.
Why I recommend it: A reminder that side projects and communities can grow while you still have a day job. Follow for founder energy without the quit-your-job-now pressure.
The Knowledge House Founder's Directory — 2026 Edition
A one-page clickable directory of accelerators, funds, and small-business support beyond Y Combinator: NY/NJ, Atlanta, Los Angeles, DMV, and Baltimore, plus national programs for underrepresented founders, federal agencies, and corporate grant programs.
In plain terms: This directory lists business accelerators, grants, investors, and government support programs across several regions and nationwide. You can use the clickable links to find funding, free mentoring, and resources to help start or grow your business.
Why I recommend it: Most founders only know Y Combinator. This directory is where the actual money and mentorship live for people building outside Silicon Valley — several programs take no equity at all.
