Joseph Wilkinson
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Joseph Wilkinson
@J_wilkinson
Built SaaS companies to $100m+ in ARR | Now advising and coaching PLG SaaS at $100k to $3M | Free growth toolkit 👉🏼 https://t.co/jWW0AtJkYh
Katılım Mart 2008
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Most things actually are this simple
Jocko Willink@jockowillink
Set the alarm clock. Get out of bed when it goes off.
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Productivity is not doing everything.
It's doing the one thing that matters.
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@SergioRocks In fact number 1 almost feels counter to US VC funding.
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@SergioRocks Why do you think one and two have changed? Three seems the one that’s mainly influenced by US VC funding.
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As a Fractional CTO, my clients are usually from 🇺🇸 and 🇬🇧.
But recently I've also been taking clients from other places around the world:
- LATAM (🇧🇷)
- EU (🇳🇱, 🇪🇸)
- Asia (🇮🇳)
- Africa (🇳🇬)
What's interesting (and new!) is that these clients are paying my US-level rates.
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@TrentMano Did you check out their exclusive strategy? Curious if it actually fit the VC business.
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The details of this cold email are extremely impressive, except for we have no shipping or logistics needs.
It's like they knew everything about us except for that part.
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@eriktorenberg @tylercowen Fred Wilson did the post a day for a long time also
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What are your favorite examples of "Quantity has a quality all its own?"
Examples:
- @tylercowen writing a post a day, a column a month and a book a year for two decades
- Kanye's "5 beats a day for 3 summers"
- Seinfeld's "Don't break the chain" one joke a day
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What do we think of part-time CTOs getting significant equity in early-stage companies?
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Peter Yang@petergyang
I think many AI application startups are entering the trough of disillusionment. 3 observations: 1/ Too many AI tools Those clickbait threads about "1,000 amazing AI tools that you must try" are a bear signal. The fact that databases with 1,000+ dedicated AI tools exist shows that the market has become too frothy. The best AI tools that I've seen are built into existing apps with P/M fit - e.g., @superhuman, @googledocs, @NotionHQ, @coda_hq. 2/ Inflated valuations Jasper is an AI startup that raised $125M at $1.5B valuation in October 2022. A week ago, it cut staff to focus on helping "marketing teams at mid-size and enterprise companies." More focus is great and I hope that Jasper can build a sustainable business. But $1.5B is an extremely difficult valuation to live up to. Unicorn status isn't always a good thing. 3/ A bright spot - AI tools from indie makers A bright spot is niche AI tools built by indie makers. For example, Audiopen by @louispereira is an amazing tool for converting your raw voice transcripts into clear text. I use it every week. These tools are growing nicely without having inflated valuations or expectations. Follow me @petergyang if you enjoyed these observations and share your thoughts in the replies. It'll be interesting to see how all this plays out over the next few months.
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The thing about AI right now.
Is unlike other recent tech trends people are telling you we aren’t in a hype cycle.
But we are.
New technology always goes through it.
Expect people to start questioning it real soon. When they do - stay optimistic.
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@enlightenedcoop @UsingLyft check out John Vaillants The Tiger. Very well written and will completely change your mind about tigers
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@UsingLyft Why is that the easiest? Also I always thought I could tame a tiger
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The gator of course wtf
non aesthetic things@PicturesFoIder
You have to survive 20 minutes with one of them for $100 Million Which are you picking?
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@FoundersPodcast That would be very cool. Who would be in your list for each?
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@J_wilkinson I like the idea of having 3 different sets of 4
Separated by:
-innovators
-conquerors
-raconteurs
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If you could have a group dinner with any 4 people from history
Who would you choose?
Brunello Cucinelli’s list:
1. Socrates
2. Steve Jobs
3. Jesus
4. Leonardo da Vinci
What’s yours?
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Somehow the “scientists” main form for rebuttal today is posting a statement from the other side, yelling that it’s obviously stupid, and expecting that’s the extent their argument needs to take.
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I want to read a life changing book on vacation.
What’s your ‘can’t miss’ recommendation?
Anything goes.
Norwalk, CT 🇺🇸 English
What if basketball adopted the same clock rules as soccer?
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Has Girard every addressed how other religions that exist today have addressed the same fundamental questions that Catholicism seemed to do?
For example - Jesus very much represents some of the ideals espoused in buddhism. Is that too an anti-mimetic religion. If not, why not?
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