If you’re into business startup stuff, then you should check out this solid series of profiles of entrepreneurs of all shapes and sizes as they spill the beans on what they did, didn’t do, wish they’d done, etc., etc. They’re short—2 or 3 minutes. It’s an easy way to get inspired over coffee to stop sitting around drinking coffee and get off your ass and start a company. Techcrunch sets up the series better than we can so we’ll let them explain it:

“…Sprinkle Lab,  launched a series last week that aims to speak to anyone and everyone interested in the world of entrepreneurship. The series, called “Now I Know”, will be releasing a new episode every Monday and Wednesday for the next six weeks that contains a lesson learned, a memorable experience, or personal philosophy from different notable figures in the tech space. It’s slightly reminiscent of The Startup Kids, but instead of focusing on young entrepreneurs, it shares musings on the big issues the tech industry faces today, dished out by experts — of every age.”

See, we told you they would do a good job explaining it. One of the reasons we dig it at Creative Asylum is because we are launching our own web series very shortly called “Available Light: Creative Conversations from the Cat and Fiddle.” Basically once every 2-3 weeks or so (damn, will we regret putting THAT in writing), we will be posting another profile of a smart, creative person who is making a mark in the world of marketing, TV, film, art or music. We do the interviews at our local pub, the “Cat and Fiddle” (BTW – we also use available light. Hopefully the name of the show now makes sense).

When we discovered Sprinkle Lab’s “startup version,” we were happy to see we weren’t the only people out there making content for the love of making content. Look for “Available Light” on this site soon — and thanks to Sprinkle Labs for creating “Now I Know.” Now we know.