what is the basic non-galaxy-brain math for how a play-to-earn business model can work? How can a company give away the product, pay people to play it, and still make money?

Two years ago, DoorDash was a distant third behind Seamless & UberEats in the food delivery race. This week, $DASH will IPO at a $30B+ valuation as America's biggest food delivery provider. I was one of DoorDash's first 50 employees. Here's an inside look at how we did it 👇👇👇

Steve Jobs gave one of his best interviews about building products back in 1995. Anyone who wants to craft amazing products should watch it. Here are 9 quotes from Jobs that really resonated with me:

When Steve Jobs set goals, he kept them shockingly simple and didn't include any metrics or benchmarks. Are specific, measurable goals a waste of time?

Lesson focus on getting rich, more focus on getting independent.

Extreme decentralization is a solution looking for a problem, with very small market demand in real world. Most btc & eth maxis have yet to wake up to that.

It’s 2021 and I still receive physical mail. I receive so much that it doesn’t fit in my mailbox. The mailman put my mail in a USPS cart, drops it at my front door, and I dump it all in my recycle bin. We need to solve this.

Many have asked for a copy of this book, here are all the pages in this thread