Mo Shafieeha

Taking an idea from concept to business means moving through a series of gates. In the Silicon Valley model, the gates look something like this:

1. Develop an initial product concept and launch a Minimum Viable Product (MVP).


2. Iterate on MVP to reach product/market fit.


3. Scale up.


4. Cash-out.

Dopamine isn't just about pleasure, according to Dr. Andrew Huberman. It's about motivation, cravings, and the pursuit of things outside of our immediate experience or possession. In order to maximize dopamine production, the following tools can be used: sunlight, caffeine, tyrosine, mucuna pruriens, L-tyrosine, phenylethylamine, cold exposure, and... See more

When shaping an organization in practice, your work decomposes into manipulating three levers: structure, incentives, and culture. Organization designers know they must consider the interplay between all three elements. For example, companies organized into business units tend to have different cultures at the unit level, but strong company... See more

Stop worrying and help respondents do the same Whenever you feel nervous during an interview, acknowledge the feeling and be open about it. This won't take away the stress, but it will ease it. If a respondent appears to be anxious, ask if the interview questions are making them feel that way.

Roblox videos get over 10 billion views on YouTube monthly, and influencers and video creators are integral to this community. This is the metaverse, which is the next frontier for creators. Creating immersive and shared 3D worlds can offer a world of possibilities by moving from 2D, one-way communication platforms into 3D platforms.

Production value is the most straightforward. We can think about production value as the value of the products, services, and content that the community produces. Generally, tokenized communities begin with production value, whether it’s content from a creator or some sort of tool to attract users.