"In a world where everyone has the same access to AI, it's hard to be differentiated."
"I think what's left to humanity is the outside the box thinking, the creative process, the insight."
"And if you look at our most successful investments, they've usually been cases where we've done something that someone hasn't done before."
I have people specially keep asking me how do you know.
It’s your journey.
You read, keep on learning, gain knowledge.
Fail. A lot of times.
Make up your own mind.
The person you will be in 5 years depends largely on:
1. The books you read
2. The food you eat
3. The habits you cultivate
4. The people you surround yourself with
5. The conversations you engage in
6. The mindset you adopt
7. The risks you take and lessons you learn
The most valuable decisions give you zero feedback
@tobi explains ...
"Intuition is actually the most valuable when there isn't direct feedback."
Wait, what?
"If there's many choices, like there's five things that look like good paths to go forward, and any of them has rapid feedback, everyone goes to that."
"That is what we call short-termism, right?"
But there are many ways to improve the company (and yourself).
"Many of them involve long-term investment, refactoring, potentially going into a new market, potentially saying no to going into obviously new markets and actually doubling down and going deeper on our current market. Or we could do what increases the stock value. By the way, this one has a daily ticker and rapid feedback."
so in this sense, it's the absence of rapid feedback can be a strong signal.
"I find a very high correlation between the right path and the ones that don't have feedback loops attached."