It seems that optimism, rather than money, is the fuel that startups at the earliest stages run on.
I have seen examples of startups successfully recovering from almost every kind of problem (i.e. no $$$/bad idea/team issues) *other* than founders losing hope/becoming cynical.
Breaking News: Supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro stormed Brazil’s Congress and presidential offices over false claims of a rigged election. https://t.co/PAO6oXjlOB
Early in my career, I consulted for Coke to ensure sugar taxes failed and soda was included in food stamp funding.
I say Coke's policies are evil because I saw inside the room.
The first step in playbook was paying the NAACP + other civil rights groups to call opponents racist
Opinions are easy to produce; everyone has plenty of them and most people are eager to share them--even to fight for them. Unfortunately many are worthless or even harmful, including a lot of your own. #principleoftheday
I hope this catches on. Tourists holding back spending dollars is one of the most effective ways to rattle the economic engines of these countries with Human Rights issues
"Oppression Offset" is an online tool that appeals to travelers' consciences and shines a light on the human rights records of travel destinations including Dubai, Zanzibar, Cuba, Thailand and Turkey. https://t.co/n7ZgVXAWah
Good economic-health litmus test of a city: how many cranes do I see in the sky
Many - growing economy
Some - mildly growing
None - no growth or contracting
#OOh#startup@_getalfi ….
-Raises 26M
-Goes public
-Goes bankrupt in 13 months.
That’s a big misfire in this little industry 👀👀
No reporting going on about this. Thoughts????
https://t.co/0kljgvxg0U
@GarettSloane Interesting.
Did they provide any numbers on estimated reach, and what their demo breakdown is?
Their brand clients, outside of the cannabis industry, will need to be quite progressive
@LouisVuitton and #yayoikusama collab being promoted in tokyo. Taking large format digital to the next level. Hard to get that larger than life impact any other way. #ooh#dooh#oaaa
The Productivity Paradox
Work longer, get less done.
Parkinson's Law says that work expands to fill the time available for its completion.
When you establish fixed hours to your work, you find unproductive ways to fill it.
Work like a lion instead—sprint, rest, repeat.