The Harvard Study of Adult Development began tracking the lives of 268 Harvard sophomores in 1938.
It is considered the longest running study on adult life, health, and happiness.
Here are 3 powerful findings everyone should know:
🚨 A cautionary tale for today's market 🚨
Shortly after I joined Dropbox in 2013, the company closed its Series C at a $10B valuation.
Today, Dropbox does billions in revenue (1,000% growth since then) and is worth...$9.5B 🤯
Many recent 🦄s will face similar dynamics.
Global GDP 2021 map. US & China account for 42%. I wonder what this map looks like in 20, 50, 100 years.
No matter what, we are one humanity. Life on Earth is not a zero-sum game. We can win together through innovation & compassion, but a little friendly competition is good too.
Two forms of successful investors today:
- fast decisions, likable, founder friendly
- not ownership sensitive
- don’t care about board seat
- strong reputation
Or
- truly high quality board partners
- top tier brand signal
- deep strength from firm
In between gets squeezed.
The world has never been more peaceful, prosperous or healthy.
But if you read the news you'd think the apocalypse just happened.
Here's 10 charts on why it’s never been better to be alive and what it means going forward:
1/ On How To Secure Your NFTs
Where are your NFTs out in the metaverse?
How do you store them?
How do you keep people from stealing them?!
How do you pass down your Grails to your grandkids?
Let’s find out!
@benedictevans The analogy makes perfect sense given that restaurants, just like the art market operate with a (significant?) portion of their revenue remaining undeclared or fiscally manipulated.