“The next Bill Gates will not build an operating system. The next Larry Page or Sergey Brin won’t make a search engine. And the next Mark Zuckerberg won’t create a social network. If you are copying these guys, you aren’t learning from…” — @shaneparrish https://t.co/U2Cy9PdlCi
@DaveTaylorNews If they had invested the same amount ($372,000) at that time into https://t.co/XI34y6ks4E shares (where you got this screenshot) that would now be worth $50,605,651 😲
@ashevat I think growth/retention/engagement/usage are all equal challenges that continually evolve in a start-up. What works in this phase probably won't in the next. Therefore, the founders approach to problem solving/ideation/execution/learning is more important.
I'm happy to take recommendations from the health experts but there are certainly compelling reasons to make quick decisions if it is possible to start recovery soon. #covid19australia#COVID19Aus#ausecon https://t.co/jfoT5ZC97G
@SharLivingstone They're not more important, that's the point. Both are equally at risk of being pushed into desperate situations such as homelessness. We need to support both sides of the equation, not shift the financial strain of one side onto the other where the other is in the same boat
@SharLivingstone That's the point Sharon, they're the same people.. in fact, the average income of a landlord is just $2k/yr greater than the average of a tenant (both <$80k/yr). So why have such unbalanced reforms that only support 1 side?
If "adjusting" the value of large unlisted assets to suit an annual return figure is news to you, then you're new to the Super game. Welcome! #superannuation#retirement#comparethepair
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