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Information abundance, like all markets of abundance, is bad for the average person but great for a small number of people.

The best metaphor is health, where obesity rates and the number of people in incredible shape are  both  rising. That’s why 71% of American adults are obese, while the people I see at Equinox in Manhattan have bodies

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My goal and challenge for today’s issue is to convince you that crypto is less like the stock market and more like social media, where you can participate, build a reputation, and actually add more value to the network than you extract.

One of the biggest misconceptions about the creator economy is that it’s solely a consumer trend. But if creators are the new businesses, they need the same B2B infrastructure.

It's true that the gains from picking the right problem can be greater than the gains from having better tactical execution because the gains from picking the right problem can be unbounded, but it's also much easier to improve tactical execution and doing so also helps with picking the right problem because having faster execution lets you experim... See more

Said inversely, value is created only when someone uses the deliverable. Until something is shipped, zero value is created.

How do you know when to break into a conversation in a virtual meeting without interrupting someone else? How do you re-construct the aimless but essential conversations that happen during a Friday casual demo hour with food? The esprit de corps of a well-constructed all hands that fires everyone up? And I’ve never seen anyone conduct a productive ... See more