1/ A few years ago a ton of “Uber for X” startups got funded, but very few of them - maybe none? - worked out. It sounds good but ultimately most failed on the supply side. Let’s explore why.
Here goes my second book thread about my learnings of the wonderful book "Shoe Dog" by Phil Knight, Founder of @Nike This habit might have not been possible if it wasn't for @naval & @Douglas9162
I'm interested in partnering in a small product design/development studio. Think what MetaLab was 5-10 years ago. If you look like this, get in touch: • Based in Canada or another low cost location • Design + Development • Super talented 3-15 pers team
Anyone else think this is a good idea? Who would you want to hear/learn from?
The broadcasting of @LambdaSchool's demoday via @zoom_us is interesting There is a certain appeal to watching something together with other people. Eg - I instantly checked who i know by name - People cheer (muted) after a demo Imho there is a media startup hidden in here… h…
@boyney123 @waldobroodryk https://t.co/mA3Ercau0S — 11 million software professionals out of 7.5 billion people, so significantly less than one quarter of one percent of the world.
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