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Relative to western consumer tech companies, who tend to focus on “serving a function” as their core mission, Chinese companies tend to focus on “owning the user” as their core mission
Lillian Li • An introduction to Bilibili
building something old
The result of this are very real network effects: as engagement grows, the community gets smarter, faster to respond, more globally available, and generates more value.
Jeffrey Bussgang • When Community Becomes Your Competitive Advantage
Losers innovated internally. Winners innovated with their users. Losers jealously guarded their data and software interfaces. Winners shared them with everyone.
Anthony Williams • Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
So to answer your question, there's a quote I have on my phone. I've had this quote since 2017. I'm not a fan of moderation. I'm attracted to extremes. What do you want your life experience to be? Do you want to be exceptional? Do you want to push the boundaries of your capabilities? Do you want to walk around in a fog butting up against your poten... See more
Patrick O'Shaughnessy • Passion & Pain
“If you’re an aspiring musician, you don’t go trying to release original songs to get on pop radio—no one will ever listen to them. You make cover songs of things that are already super popular…they already have viral potential. Build an audience
that way.
Dylan Jardon • The Danny Miranda Podcast on Apple Podcasts
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5. Effective executives, finally, make effective decisions. They know that this is, above all, a matter of system— of the right steps in the right sequence.