Ignacio Carcavallo

This is Brian Chesky. He scaled Aribnb to $100B, but discovered the key to happiness wasn't his bank account. I watched his talk with Steven Bartlett and was shocked at the insights he shared. Here are 9 lessons for founders struggling through a crisis or battling loneliness:

@AlexKudelka @HarryStebbings @WisprFlow There’s not a day in my life that I don’t use @WisprFlow - 20 years trying voice to text apps and FINALLY someone nailed it

@HarryStebbings @WisprFlow The fact that Wispr even structures the text still blows my mind. I don’t even know who I was before it. From tasks to long form comms. Shout out to @founderaccel for converting me.

Apple please please just buy @WisprFlow already. The difference between that and Apple Voice Dictation is insane.

As I write them down, I realize how unsupported founders are — and how they don’t need to be. What sentence lives rent-free in your mind?

They are people. Smart people. Trying to do their best—for your company. Spend 5 more minutes on the task. 10 more on the feedback call. Watch the difference.

Unclear communicators are the recipe for vague resolutions. Your employees aren’t ChatGPT. You can’t keep giving half-explanations… Then expect perfect answers on the third attempt.

Here’s something I’ve seen across 100s of founders, every time: It’s easier to blame someone else for the failures. And take responsibility for the wins. —