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helping someone achieve their dreams is not the same thing as achieving your own.  Or put another way, making someone else the focus of your ambition is not the same as having a self-centered, work-centered ambition. The two are different. One is selfish, the other is selfless. And lately I’ve been thinking: why is it so difficult—maybe

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What's interesting in the current moment, with the internet truly giving talent a CHOICE, is that cities will become more important because — working from home makes it even more necessary and fun to live in a relatively dense area.

Although the first coding boot camps didn’t pop up until 2012, there are already 95 programs up and running. Course Report shows that the market is sized at ~$260 million for coding boot camps, graduating almost 23,000 students in 2017. Until more software developers are trained and find their way into the market, opening and scaling an effective... See more

Narrative leverage is not just an advantage on the cost of financial capital. And not just a PE ratio with the financial markets. It exists in the leverage with all stakeholders both external and internal. It’s what makes prospective employees excited to apply and work for your company—despite all the tech companies fighting for talent. It’s what... See more

Crypto/Web3 is Inevitable: There’s a lot to unpack over the course of this report, but the general theme is consistent: we’re going from an internet built on “rented land” with monopoly overlords, to an infinite frontier of new possibilities. On the frontier, crypto presents a credible revolution to all monopolies, which is why its inevitability... See more

We live in a society that shows us many paths to status but very few to meanin