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“A startup, if it’s lucky, creates magic, turns that magic into dollars, and transitions to life as a successful Big Muggle Company, capable of enormous profits and power but no longer able to conjure magic.”
Anthony Hobday • Blog
goal: build magic-scale organizations
A gallery of real world marketing examples from successful companies.
Marketing Examples - 150+ short, sweet, practical examples
Many consumers, including ourselves, were not blessed with creative genes. 10+ years ago this would’ve been a barrier to creation, but with tools that allow amateurs to create compelling videos, photos, music, and more there is significantly less friction. TikTok is one of the best examples of this trend - users are given a place to get inspiration... See more
Maria Salamanca • Remix Culture: Jumpstarting Creativity
Gaming as a talent and audience opportunity: Collaborations with gaming influencers and streamers, Investments in esports leagues and brands, Label imprints and management arms focused on gaming and esports,
Cherie Hu • 15 ways to incorporate gaming into your music strategy
I see no reason to spend your life writing poems unless your goal is to write great poems.
Poetry and Ambition
“If you were to go back to a library in 1820, the vast majority of those ideas would have been produced at least a decade before, or hundreds of years ago.” – David Perell
Anthony Pompliano • Writing for Leverage, Teenage Billionaires, The Problem with Mainstream Media, and More - David Perell on Off the Chain, Hosted By Anthony Pompliano • Podcast Notes
Looking at the landscape of open source software today, I note two things. First, successful open source platforms tend to be partnered with caretaker organizations. Wikipedia has the Wikimedia Foundation, Linux has the constellation of organizations around the Linux Foundation, and Kubernetes has the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. Second, open... See more
Jason Barrett Prado • DAOs are interesting, likely, and terrifying
Deep Roots, Hard Looks, and Change — Permanent Equity: Investing in Companies that Care What Happens Next
Emily Holdmanpermanentequity.com