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How To Date Like An Entrepreneur
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Matt is a mensch! Great to see you're continuing to fly the entrepreneurial flag.
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Does being a psychopath help you start a company?
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3 Fox News Stats That Doom the Republican Party (as we know it)
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Do We Really Need To Think That Hard About Bigotry?
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The content continuum & why I worry about social media
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The Cockroach Theory: Why Little Things Matter (even for Apple)
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The OS for Silicon Valley is Trust (and we have to protect it)
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It's a Tablet It's a PC No, it's a tasty floor wax
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Progress Is When The Previously Unusual Becomes Routine
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The Only Kind of Product That Can Pull Off Freemium
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How Do You Know A VC Is Interested?
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Microsoft People vs. Apple People (do you sell to optimizers or satisficers?)
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How Mr. Rogers, Mormons, Bowling & Aliens reveal the secret to happiness
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Scientists have already done great work in this area. "Success" doesn't bring happiness: http://chrisyeh.blogspot.com/2005/12/meaning-of-life.html Here's the money quote: "In the book, Deci talks about a study which discovered that human
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The odds are always against entrepreneurs: http://chrisyeh.blogspot.com/2010/07/entrepreneurship-is-abo... "Let me reiterate--you have a less than 50/50 chance of founding a successful startup, even if you manage to raise VC every time (w
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Everyone Feels Like An Imposter
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You Can't Be Truly Successful Without Self-Awareness
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What are the happiest jobs? What are the unhappiest?
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VC 2006-2011: $136 Billion In, $146 Billion Out
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Two Simple Steps To Feel Like You're Making An Extra $110,000 Per Year
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Sad, but true.
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The Future of Music is Crowdfunding
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Any Startup Can Fail
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Why You Can't Remember Yahoo's 1st CEO
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The post specifically refers to the ageism of VCs, not consumers. I don't think any of the millions of people who bought Dyson products cared how hold he was when he invented his famous vacuums.
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Many top VCs explicitly prefer younger founders. Vinod Khosla doesn't back older founders, and Paul Graham stated he wouldn't accept any first-time founders older than 35. Both of these gentlemen are legends who are attractive to any entr
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Remember, this post is just about the Silicon Valley ecosystem. It's a narrow and specialized world where youth is worshipped, and it's very different from the rest of the world.
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Entrepreneurs tend to be irrationally optimistic...it's good for the world as a whole, but probably maladaptive for the individual.
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The best time is yesterday. The next best time is today. The clock is ticking on all of us.
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