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Is the video at the top of the article.
by ktizo 14y ago
Is the video at the top of the article.
- mahmud 14y agoI do not, as a principle, click on Tim Ferris links, or that wine guy, or various other self-promoters. A hardline, yes, but it's a choice I have been happy with.
- ktizo 14y agoFair enough, but in that case why comment on the articles if you haven't looked at them?
- mahmud 14y agoBecause the headline, as phrased, makes "ABC" seem to be an statement by Ferris. Nevertheles, I can assure you there is higher entropy in my shot in the dark response than the linked article, and I haven't clicked on the linked article :-) Call it a hunch, wisdom, or arrogance :-P
- whatusername 14y agoAs mentioned in another comment, the OP is a bunch of excerpts from the book: "The Launch Pad: Inside Y Combinator, Silicon Valley’s Most Exclusive School for Startups", written by Randall Strossen. Tim Ferris does a small intro.
- allwein 14y agoThe Y Combinator book is by Randall Stross, not Strossen. Strossen is a writer of a bunch of fitness and weight training books.
- jrussino 14y agoI agree 100% about avoiding the self-promotion nonsense, but I would make the following exception for "that wine guy" (Gary Vaynerchuk): his wine videos are terrific! I learned a ton about wine and the wine industry from http://tv.winelibrary.com/ http://tv.winelibrary.com/ (and later, http://dailygrape.com/ http://dailygrape.com/) when he was still actively producing videos, and I was extremely disappointed when he stopped doing this to focus on being a "social media expert".