Mo Shafieeha

Community as the killer app for web3, owned by the people leading and participating in them, and orchestrated by tokens.Communities Beat Individuals Any Day of the Week.

Building a trustworthy platform is hard, but it's necessary if you want it. These practices are already paying off daily. Adopting quality in our culture is the most crucial and decisive factor in getting there. All parts of our platform are affected by our reliability culture.

Smart contracts assist participants in governing cooperatively in upcoming decentralized networks, drastically reducing coordination costs. DeFi and NFT communities face a major challenge in managing collective decision-making to optimize funds and operations. These revolutionary networks have aligned incentives and common interests without a... See more

The most attractive startups are those that have counterintuitive behavior plus traction. These ideas often develop at the seam between "natives" and "immigrants". Instagram-natives are likely to see a new retail space or ecomm brand differently than those who aren't exposed to the same thousands of pictures.

In spite of the fact that your body is smart and will find ways to compensate, it doesn't mean the compensation won't leave you with all sorts of other problems as well. If you're willing to let go of nutrition dogma, and you're willing to try a nutrition approach that'll let you be in charge of your nutrition and health forever, go for it! If... See more

Lesley (the author's friend) used to think Judo was only worth playing if it was a 'Japanese' style of Judo - upright, dynamic, and graceful. The Japanese style could not have helped her win. As a coach, she has had to remind herself that the goal for her team is to win rather than to set unnecessary high standards.

A startup miracle is the key difficult thing you need to pull off for your startup to work. If your startup requires zero miracles to succeed, it probably isn't a defensible startup. If your startup requires multiple miracles, you are multiplying a low probability event to get even smaller expected outcomes.

Most of us encounter steep learning curves as well as wobbly balancing acts as parents, but in recent decades, parents have been left to face those challenges with heavier career responsibilities and fewer support systems. Families with dual incomes and single-working parents are on the rise, mothers are the fastest growing segment of the... See more

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