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In the spirit of the upcoming Lean Startup Meetup with Eric Ries (Jan 27th), I have put together a list of all the free or incredibly cheap tools to help you run your startup with efficiency and less stress. Running a startup, especially the earlier days of it is stressful enough, so you can do with less of that. I personally use a good majority of the products from this list, but for the ones that I haven't used, I've only heard good things about it.
It's now been exactly one year since I moved to Boston (Cambridge, to be exact) from Palo Alto and in that time I've had the opportunity to meet and get to know many, many amazing people, attend countless startup community events, and watch the high-tech entrepreneurship scene here spread its wings and grow noticeably. The greater Boston area and everyone involved here have a lot to be proud of and a lot to look forward to.
It's been 16 incredible months here at Greenhorn Connect and as 2011 has kicked off with a bang, I'd like to take a moment and reflect on where we're headed with the future of Greenhorn Connect. Now that the big question is less about "what is Greenhorn Connect" and more about "what's next for Greenhorn Connect" I'd like to share some of my vision for how we'll be evolving along with the Boston ecosystem in coming months. 



