Most are loud when they’re winning and quiet when they fail.

@JoshLDomingues It was great to have you on the show!

Soon there will only be two groups of people: those who leverage AI and those who are unemployed.

@GustoHQ @joshuareeves @joshuareeves it was great to have you on the show!

Founders looking to build an A+ team need to ask just 1 question: is this new hire better than my average employee? If yes, hire. If no, don't. Do that over and over and see what happens.

Every computing era has an open vs Apple duopoly. PCs were Microsoft vs Apple. Mobile was Google vs Apple. Mixed Reality will be Meta vs Apple.

@BenjaminDEKR Apple will do this. They’ll come in last with a finished product as they tend to. The wristband will be an Apple Watch and the compute will be done on the iPhone.

@jasonfried That’s great content!

I only know 3 types of successful founders: the ones who predicted the future, the ones who got lucky, and the ones who just never gave up.

VCs give a lot of advice— & a lot of it sucks. If they’ve never operated a business, ran marketing, or led sales— you should probably ignore them. Advice is free— actioning bad advice isn’t.

Investors: Uber will never be profitable! Dara (#uber CEO):

Zuck just chess-mated the entire AI industry. By owning the world's best open AI model with Llama 3.1, he took the open away from OpenAI.

Simple is hard to build and easy to use.

Most founders I know haven’t gone to war— but they feel the same drive. There’s nothing quite like turning an idea into reality. There’s nothing quite like going from zero to one. Full episode: