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...creative disruption in markets. Whether it's a technology change, whether it's a change in market, whether it's a change in ability to produce new products or services, all of these things are part of what enables entrepreneurship. And so when you ha
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...creatively is a big challenge. This gets to the heart of why those stereotypes about startup versus established company are so wrong. It's easy to assume that innovation is second nature to the small scrappy startup, and it is. But it's easy to forge
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collective corner of the creator economy, but it is a real business and it is a real step towards going from just being a you know, I'm thinking about, like, the Oprah episode that we did a year and a half ago, whatever it was, where was it her first
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...most creative, talented people to create. It is art, but it's art that then also has a function, and then figure out how to market that. And if you work backwards from the customer in a very Amazonian way, like, they literally call it working backwar
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what matters in startups at the moment is your pace, your productivity, your velocity, how fast you can move, and being able to, bring some of the world's best founders here to capitalize on that. It's just a it's a match made in heaven. You created
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...businesses that will be built by, you know, 100,000,000,000 revenue, one person. That's awesome. Will they ever need venture capital? Maybe not. And that's okay. Like, we have 1% point 1% of the software that we need in the world that we're going to
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...the, in the creative tool space where you've got all these folks on sites like Civet who have fine tuned these specialized models to point in a specific artistic direction.
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...the the best businesses are creative expressions of the founders. Right? And and, and I think that, once you lose that, it's really hard to get out of bed in the morning and build the business. If you don't feel like what you're building is a is your
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“Why big companies kill entrepreneurial spirit and how to survive it”
very, very difficult. We hear over and over and over again from people who have an entrepreneurial spirit and are working inside companies that are just not set up for them to succeed, to generate th
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kind of want to be an entrepreneur later. I mean, I have this, should I be an entrepreneur at some point? And if you're, like, thinking whether you should be an entrepreneur, you probably shouldn't be an entrepreneur. Like, you either are or you aren
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...the creative arts spaces, you know, the music, the art, film, dance, theater, You know, I don't think it's ever been really stable Yeah. For people working in those spaces. Fair point. Yes. You know? And so it's like each of these radical changes tha
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Capital is easy to get. It's everything around it. It's that early stage support that takes you from, I think I have a sort of rough idea, but I don't really know what to do next and don't know how to shape it. And how can you help that person move a
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...creative products industry. There are other creative product industries such as the movie industry, the music industry, the publishing industry, the video games industry, and the parallels and lessons across all of these are very transferable, I thin
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...the best businesses are creative expressions of the founders. Right? And and, and I think that, once you lose that, it's really hard to get out of bed in the morning and build the business. If you don't feel like what you're building is a is your is
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...businesses that these creators go on to launch with your help, they don't necessarily have to do with that creator's niche or or they can or So what's really interesting about creators is oftentimes they start there, right, because it's the most obvi
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low cost, you know, tick box type worker because it it just is cheaper to do it with AI, and, invariably, that's where it's gonna lead. Yeah. Really, really interesting. And, no, I'm not aware of anything that is solving creator share options or what
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...by essentially creative disruption in markets.
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You believe them when they say, I've tried this product. It rocks. Right? So now that venture has entered the chat and is, you know, incentives shift to having to please your investors and get a return on the investment and everything, like, is there
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Musicians may prefer to describe themselves as artists, but no one's gonna break through like Taylor Swift without being calculated about their brand and product. Music is inspiring on so many levels, but one of the things I find so fascinating about
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