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Curate the Internet, Comprehend the World: Introducing Startupy
Technology is changing one of the most powerful forces in shaping society: ambition. What the most ambitious people choose to do with their lives has a profound impact on society, the economy and culture. Itâs changing, fast.First, that digital technology is the most recent in a series of âtechnologies of ambitionâ that have enabled ambitious... See more
On Failure: I think seeing failure is really important. Itâs important to learn the lesson of what didn't work, sometimes more so than learning the lesson of what did work.On Networking: Replace the word networking with relationships. Networking feels transactional; nobody wants to be networked. Your job in your 20s is to forge relationships and... See more
The more complex or valuable is whatever youâre trying to sell, the more important it is for you to build a world around that idea, where other people can walk in, explore, and hang out â without you having to be there with them the whole time. You need to build a world so rich and captivating that others will want to spend time in it, even if... See more
Analysis and synthesis, Goethe liked to say, should be alternated as naturally as breathing in and breathing out. Such breathing is natural; such thinking uncommon.
Like New York, the internet never arrests its massive sprawl. Instead, it exists as complex adaptive system that renders senses overworked and synapses under-rested.To open any app is to wade into frenzied maelstrom whipped by gale-force winds. Whether requests, reminders, or retweets, waves and winds alike pummel your attention as you try your... See more
Like a raging river, information courses along faster than ever before.The maelstrom will never cease. In fact, her gales will blow harder, her raindrops grow fatter with the bits and bytes that make up our digital deluge.We have too few hours to comb through too much information. Not to mention, it takes real, hard, honest work to separate the... See more