About not knowing what you are doing:
“Among billion-dollar companies, fewer than 50 percent of founding CEOs and fewer than 30 percent of founding CxOs had much, if any, work experience that directly related to their startups.”
From Super Founders(Ali Tamaseb)
“Looking at the data, one can see that the best preparation to start a multibillion-dollar company is to create a $ 10 million–plus company first. The best preparation for that is to start something—a hobby project, a side hustle, maybe a school club.”
https://t.co/I1CAA7HUTd
Attention is scarse. The fact that somebody is paying attention to what you have to say is a little miracle. Don’t take it for granted.
I worked 1 month to build a(n automated) newsletter for 1 person.
That person was interested enough to ask for one. As I said, a miracle.
@smazanek NoOps is a 10y old pipe dream: https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ
@bruno_amaro Nailed it for 10 long years: https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ
@Joshisforreal Often, but not always easily (I’m attaching an example). It becomes more clear if you read the whole book. https://t.co/fgaM5qkn8i
The European Parliament has voted to back a total ban on biometric mass surveillance.
https://t.co/a449hxO64G
The more startups you build, the higher the chance to get to a billion dollars. https://t.co/z1yBWcHWYK
@asheshbadani @KnowS0mething And the show at the top of the list (CriticalRole) is pretty good. Never seen it before.
There’s a world of new opportunities out there.
Now, if you were thinking about changing career, or what your Gen Z kids might want to do in future, today’s Twitch leak might give you some hints about where to look next.
(and this doesn’t include donations, sponsors, merchandising, or any other agreement)
h/t @KnowS0mething https://t.co/lisBxbZS3m