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Typical Rabois shock-truthiness but he's really just playing with definitions. In the resulting argument thread, he just labels as "corporate blog posts" any e
by abalone 13y ago
Typical Rabois shock-truthiness but he's really just playing with definitions.
In the resulting argument thread, he just labels as "corporate blog posts" any example of a successful entrepreneur who actually does blog.
What he's probably right about is that when they blog it's mainly about their business. But that's a very different, much more limited and not as shocking claim than "nobody successful blogs".
- paulrademacher 13y agoI understood his point to be that successful CEOs don't have time to blog about how to kick ass, or lessons learned running a company, or the usual self-promoting topics we see so much of here.