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The best parenting advice i once heard is, ‘If they are crabby, add water.’ This has served me well over the years and believe it or not, with a 2, 7 and 9 year-old. Run a bath, take a shower, water the garden, have a hot drink, have a cold drink… just add water. It works 99% of the time.
It reminds me of the Isak Denisen quote:
“The cure for anythin
... See moreFor IRL Member Communities to be venture backable, they need to have a desire to build a big, fast-growing business that is anchored by, but not dependent on, thoughtfully-designed space to grow revenue. They should finance the space itself - at a minimum the buildout and security deposit costs, and at best, the full costs of the lease - through ma... See more
Packy McCormick • Backing IRL Social Clubs — Packy McCormick
-Using blockchains to implement new and experimental forms of ownership for land and other scarce assets, as well as new and experimental forms of democratic governance.
Vitalik Buterin • Crypto Cities
Even if you create a startup that fails, you’ll:-Get a great education-Learn about growing a business first-hand-Be more respected by peers for taking a risk and pursuing a dream-Have built a network in the process-If you’re young, take asymmetric business risks
Tony Sheng • #07 - Erik Torenberg thinks we should build career moats
Future of Work and
There’s a human touch (contrast this with words on a screen)
Brian Norgard • The Pomp Podcast on Apple Podcasts
Talent exists everywhere. Opportunities do not. The current HR software stack for sourcing, hiring, onboarding (HRIS), payroll, and benefits make up a $40B market. There is a gap in the market for a one-stop solution for hiring for an increasingly distributed, global, and dynamic workforce. Currently, the challenge lies in both sourcing the best av... See more
Aashay Sanghvi • Five Startup Ideas
Of course it would be foolish to believe that you can boil down all this down to just money. There are many other implications on human welfare, and they will be explored as well. So really, the formula for the IoJ is: