I wrote a sci-fi story
the machine version of almost anything is what people actually want to watch, and human performance becomes a heritage category: https://t.co/4klRzmDlWL
I think about this a lot, and how to optimize (event) networking. Also the wisdom goes that successful founders lock in and donโt go to events. Any tips?
i used to think most startup events were a distraction.
lately, a lot of my time has gone into recruiting, meeting people, and building community.
you can spend months deep in a hole trying to brute force progress, but sometimes one person completely changes the trajectory of your company.
thereโs a lot of noise in โnetworkingโ, but the upside can be very asymmetric.
To do list since last week: vibe code a tool that schedules automatic follow ups on selected cadence for me across all platforms like email, iMessage, WhatsApp. Already did WhatsApp, quite neat! ๐
Following up might be the most underrated founder skill.
Never follow up and you miss out on an enormous amount of opportunities.
Follow up poorly and you kill opportunities that were trending favorably.
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found out today 2 of my friends never been to Golden Gate Park while living in SF (recently moved). come by, I live next to it, we can hang out and I'll show you around the paradise!
@JustJamieJoyce I was thinking of @pahlkadot book Recoding America. I saw her speak at the @FoundersPledge event on how government operations are hampered by an outdated, industrial-era culture where policy is disconnected from real-world implementation