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- Building a strong sales organization

Brianne Kimmel • Not Found

Udemy S-1

Jason Stoffer ringingthebell.substack.com

Let’s start with some twins: Coinbase and Kraken, if you like, or Uber and Lyft. The buyers and sellers on the exchanges are interchangeable for users, as are the taxi drivers and riders. Supply and demand in both cases is fungible: it doesn’t matter who you’re trading with, just that there is someone to complete the transaction.

David Phelps • The promised land of the singing frog

we went from “work hard on something you love” to just “work hard” to “work to keep pace with the machine”

Tech and Society

There’s this cool idea in software that you “ship your org chart” called Conway’s law: “Organizations, who design systems, are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations” I’d offer a similar law for investors: “you ship your capital... See more

Patrick OShaughnessy x.com

Incentive Design

and I’d offer a similar law for companies - your company mimics the incentives of its investors.

-Bring community ownership and collective building to Dapper Labs products –– starting with Lil Miquela and her 10 million fans;

Roham Gharegozlou • The Future of [X] is Decentralized

Making it easier for families to pool points and redeem them for travel.

Dan Frommer • Travel is back*

Individual personalities are often key to building community-first brands. Think fitness brand Peloton, which cited superstar instructors such as Robin Arzon in its IPO filing as key to its success. Other brands might fulfill this objective by behaving in ways that are simply more human, like Steak-Umm with its distinctive personality-driven... See more

Casper ter Kuile • The Seismic Spiritual Shifts Shaping Digital Campfires — The Digital Campfire Download