Your GTM instincts already build great companies.
Time to back them too.
🎙️ Why GTM Leaders Make Great Angels
July 24 @ 10 AM PT
Carrie Cowan (ex-Microsoft, EA)
@iamvivluu (Uber Freight, ex-Adobe/NIKE)
✅ Why GTM = your angel edge
✅ Real investment stories
✅ How to start angel investing
💬 Q&A too
🖇️ RSVP link in comments
Resemblance is striking, but it's the story that's💀:
Mini Laptop preloaded with strategic frameworks, messaging matrices, launch plans. Live dashboard of KPIs, pipeline velocity, win/loss metrics. Player-Coach Switch flips between Strategic Leader and Sleeves-Rolled-Up Mode.🤣
As everyone mourns the loss of Jeff Baena, take a moment to remember how perfect he and Aubrey Plaza were for one another. They spent 14 years together.
Here is an old clip of her telling the very funny story of how they got married.
My partner got another VR headset and handed the reins over. First impressions:
⭐️ Soooo many buttons 💀
⭐️⭐️ Cuttlefish documentary
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Batman
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Roller coaster on the moon
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Meow-ditation with kittens
I would like to first and foremost thank the mechanics and engineers across all functions at the track, Enstone, and Viry-Châtillon who have raced alongside me these last five seasons. We have shared so much together, and I am proud to call many of you my friends.
I leave Alpine/Renault with great memories and the pride of having been the driver who brought the team’s best results since its return to the sport, climbing the top two steps of the podium in Bahrain, Hungary, and Brazil. It was also an honour to play a part in finishing P4 in the Constructors’ Championship in 2022. I know how much all of those moments meant for everybody and feeling that sense of achievement and joy alongside the team is what I am taking away with me.
It has not been an easy year on track for the team and the second part of the season has been especially difficult. For various reasons.
I do not regret a single thing knowing I gave it 100% every single session. Like I always have.
To the hundreds of hard-working men and women at Enstone and Viry, I apologise that I will not be able come see you in person and have a proper farewell. As you know, the plan was always to race one last time this weekend and personally say goodbye to you all next week. I was looking forward to both of those things.
This is not how I wanted things to end.
That said, the world of F1 is small and I am sure I will see many of you again soon.
I would also like to wish nothing but great things to my friend Jack as he takes this next big step in his career at this week’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
MERCI
THANK YOU
I would like to first and foremost thank the mechanics and engineers across all functions at the track, Enstone, and Viry-Châtillon who have raced alongside me these last five seasons. We have shared so much together, and I am proud to call many of you my friends.
I leave Alpine/Renault with great memories and the pride of having been the driver who brought the team’s best results since its return to the sport, climbing the top two steps of the podium in Bahrain, Hungary, and Brazil. It was also an honour to play a part in finishing P4 in the Constructors’ Championship in 2022. I know how much all of those moments meant for everybody and feeling that sense of achievement and joy alongside the team is what I am taking away with me.
It has not been an easy year on track for the team and the second part of the season has been especially difficult. For various reasons.
I do not regret a single thing knowing I gave it 100% every single session. Like I always have.
To the hundreds of hard-working men and women at Enstone and Viry, I apologise that I will not be able come see you in person and have a proper farewell. As you know, the plan was always to race one last time this weekend and personally say goodbye to you all next week. I was looking forward to both of those things.
This is not how I wanted things to end.
That said, the world of F1 is small and I am sure I will see many of you again soon.
I would also like to wish nothing but great things to my friend Jack as he takes this next big step in his career at this week’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
MERCI
THANK YOU
📢 Announcing…Action for Women’s Health!
Together with Lever for Change, we're excited to announce a new $250 million global open call that will fund organizations working to improve women’s mental and physical health. Learn more + apply here: https://t.co/HUb7h0mpVa
Task switching creates “event boundaries” in your memory encoding circuits, which leads to fragmented and less robust recall and accuracy of your experiences, also degrades knowledge etc. @CharanRanganath explains on the Huberman Lab podcast out now: