Jacob Borgeson
@jacobborgeson
A product person looking to make the world a better place by applying technology to big challenges - and then building really strong communities to galvanize those solutions.
Jacob Borgeson
The Future of Work Is Not Corporate — It's DAOs and Crypto Networks | Future
Ben Schecterfuture.a16z.com
Future of Work and
I’d like to keep my family together and raise my boys into adults who are “publicly useful and privately happy.” Anything else is gravy.
Say hello to Drips💧, a new web3 protocol, built by the @radicle DAO, that allows anyone to generate continuous income using subscriptions and NFT memberships 🌈
👉 https://t.co/WrhRPXQvYo 👈
So, what’s a drip? 👇
Radicletwitter.comCrypto and
Season 1 is about the intersection of communities with various other disciplines: Data science, AI, Poverty, Loneliness, Business, and more.
Bill Johnston • Cohere Podcast
Don’t apologize for being nervous, for caring, for not having 200 practice runs under your belt. The audience is offering you a tiny slice of time and attention. You cared enough to show up, here we go.
"First, we need to explain the shortcomings of existing earning models. Traditional corporate employment is rapidly becoming outdated as a means for coordinating activity in the Information Age — we already see this in the emergence of alternative forms of earning such as influencers, contractors, creators, gig economy participants, and more. These... See more
future.a16z.com • The Future of Work Is Not Corporate — It's DAOs and Crypto Networks | Future
A pretty comprehensive, simple, and beautiful explanation of web3 and the technologies that are enabling it with compelling use of data and charts to illustrate why it matters and the potential.
Andreessen Horowitz (AZ) • State of Crypto
Peloton Marketing Strategy: Uncovering Key Lessons For Rapid Growth - NoGood™: Growth Marketing Agency
Stephanie Farrellnogood.io
Community Building and Product driven communities
Despite all the negative publicity around hypergrowth and overvaluation, Peloton has retained a core group of users for a long time by focusing on building community and meeting customers with enthusiasm wherever they are. And they managed to scale that pretty well.