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Julia Maltby • The Rise of the Creator Economy
The iPhone feels like the start of the mobile internet because it united and/or distilled all of the things we now think of as ‘the mobile internet’ into a single minimum viable product that we could touch and hold and love. But the mobile internet was created — and driven — by so much more.
Matthew Ball • A Framework for the Metaverse — MatthewBall.vc
Feature imitation isn’t a bad strategy. But LinkedIn Stories was dead on arrival. No one in the boardroom asked the critical question: Who cares?
Fadeke Adegbuyi • LinkedIn’s Alternate Universe - Divinations
I think if we're able to build a reliable metric for day-to-day progress, it will not only be a great service for creating more startups, but I think it'll be a great thing for productivity—you don't improve what you don't measure.
Patrick O'Shaughnessy • Finding Undiscovered Talent
in every meeting, conversation, or encounter, you have the opportunity to make someone feel BIG or small. choose BIG. the best way to make people like you is to make people like themselves.
In my lifetime, the changes in the world have been incredible. When I was a kid, we had a rotary phone... and you had to dial it. And you actually would hate people with zeroes in their numbers ;)
Louis C.K. • Louis CK Everything is amazing & Nobody is happy
As with any good direct to consumer product, Futuremood’s difference begins with its packaging. Tapping in to the mood-altering “wearable drugs” aesthetic, the company’s product is packaged in boxes with the same bright hues as the sunglasses. Inside there’s a cloth to clean the glasses, a velvet pouch to hold them and a scented pack of incense mat... See more