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1) Social Connections: ocial acceptance and improved digital experiences will usher a new wave of growth in friendly hangouts (House Party), shared screens (Squad), asynchronous catchups (Marco Polo), or finding love (Bumble).
JJ Oslund • The “Verticalization” of Zoom
We've also seen "the enterprization of the consumer." I'll discuss this trend further next week, but there's an increasing set of products that focus on acquiring consumers, and helping them in turn become entrepreneurs.
Nikhil Basu Trivedi • Consumer and Enterprise
“One lesson that I've taken from running Facebook over the last five years is that I used to think about our job as building products that people love to use. But you know, now I think we just need to have a more holistic view of this. It's not enough to just build something that people like to use. It has to create opportunity and broadly be a... See more
Casey Newton • 🚨 Mark in the metaverse
You have created a life, now let the child have it. Let him decide what he wants to do with the life you gave him
Thomas Gordon • Parent Effectiveness Training: The Proven Program for Raising Responsible Children
Lately time has been moving too fast. The places I used to frequent are all closed, my brother grows a head taller every time I see him, all my friends are moving away, doors and empty apartments spinning in their wake. The map of my life is getting larger, choices feel weightier. All the things I vowed to love forever have changed, and I’m
... See morein praise of slowing down
A trend is a fad whose demand is not satisfied. A fad is a trend whose demand is satisfied too quickly. The lesson? If you experience success, do not try to satisfy all the demand. Instead, always maintain a ring of desire around your work of people who are intrigued but can’t get it quite yet. Do it long enough and an organic trend will emerge.
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