Donovan Pollitt, President of White Gold Corp. (TSXV: WGO), joins @ceodotca's Inside the Boardroom to discuss the company's maiden PEA and what comes next for its Yukon project.
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I gave my 6 year old his own computer, then left town for a week
which was a problem, because he technically had the whole internet in front of him
so before I left I had one of my Grok bots write the code for a kid-friendly launcher
Theo built out the entire UI while I was on the road
big simple buttons, only the apps a kid should touch, the rest of the machine locked away
the wild part is I never wrote a line of it myself
I just described what a 6 year old needs and the bot shipped it
meanwhile my other bots were running on their own
one scouting property listings, one reconciling my books, all working solo or together in a group chat
a parent hiring a kid to build a safe launcher would take days and real money
this ran overnight while I was gone
tomorrow I will show the exact setup and how each bot gets its own job
Thank you to everyone who came to see us @animenyc in New York!
Hope you enjoyed our 2 panels with @tomori_kusunoki and @rui_kanimiso
If you attended the show post your photos with #NYC26CST and we will check them out.
Seven years after Apple pushed him out, he walked into a lecture room at MIT and opened with this:
"I thought I'd tell you about some of our mistakes. We have a lot of scar tissue."
Steve Jobs then talked for 70 minutes with no slides, no script and nothing left to protect.
He asks the room how many are going into consulting. Hands go up. He tells them the mind is too important to waste.
The Trojan horse that put the Mac inside corporate America.
What he got wrong, in his own words, while it still stung.
Five years after this he was running Apple again.
70 minutes. One camera. Free.
Save it and watch it before your next big decision