Hoffman, now a partner at Greylock Partners, says innovators must ignore hype to identify new technologies with real traction. It starts by envisioning how they might shape the future.
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Hmmm…seen it. Pretty hoddie that you are having there, Alpaca.
Now you perfectly understand what I mean by "writing" is therafying. When one is trying to create something physical, using words as the medium, that's when writing becomes frustrating. Only an idiot does that. Which was me awhile ago. One tried to write a haiku, neeeh…. bad move, proceeded to save it the day through a sonnet… neeeh… bad move again. and instead got tangled up in free verse. And when you realize this, that's when writing incompletes you. That's it.
thank you!
"If there's heat, what's the thing that's persistent and will innovate…" ~Reid Hoffman
"Skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been." ~Wayne Gretzky
NFTs, TikTok, crypto, DeFi etc. may seem weird or dumb to some of us, but there's a phenomenon (heat) there that'll probably endure. So it warrants looking into, and going where it's evolving into.
I agree!
Ohh I missed that episode, now watched and enjoy as well.
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i am deeply dissapointed by this interview. A lot of mediocre ideas, totally unorganized thinking, nothing helpful (on the contrary, you feel more confused after watching the speaker …), a waste of our time….