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...five pathways for HRV growth is community. Yeah. Community, the amplifier. And this is no surprise. Science has proven this with the longest study in human history, the Harvard eighty year study, which they took over 70 youth in Boston and literally
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...and the path that one takes. And I always thought that would be a really nice way to define a de novo culture. I would never want my name on the door of anything. Our success ultimately will be determined over a very long period of time, not just whe
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...from the path to what you're doing today. You've just recently started Parsifal Capital. Yeah. The name Parsifal, what does that mean? Yeah. So Parsifal is a name that I chose many years ago in the event that I ever did this. It derives from the knig
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I was called by all of my relatives and family and still am called Abu Mitre, which means father of my future son, which is such a beautiful, respectful legacy for my father. And for a seven year old to be called the father of his future son puts a l
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“Why breaking out of the traditional career path changed everything”
...I grew up in a traditional family where it's, yeah, you get good grades, you go to college, you get a job, and you wanna everyone's, oh, you wanna have the job in the city. I had the job in the city.
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...the traditional path that someone told me to do. I threw out all the traditional paths in my high school route. So by the time I got to college, I was there because I wanted to be there. Not because someone told me I needed to be there, but it was li
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...traditional paths in my high school route. So by the time I got to college, I was there because I wanted to be there. Not because someone told me I needed to be there, but it was like this is what I'm ready for and I want to do it. So looking back, I
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...very traditional path where after graduating, I started in investment banking working for what was then called Wachovia, pre global financial crisis. I joined them at a really interesting time when it was really the heat of that bubble that led up to
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...a very traditional path where after graduating, I started in investment banking working for what was then called Wachovia, pre global financial crisis. I joined them at a really interesting time when it was really the heat of that bubble that led up
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...take the traditional path that everyone is encouraging me to to take. I should go to university, get a job, and maybe leave the beatboxing behind. So you get to university in Nottingham, and one of the things that you you did while you were there was
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...the traditional path that everyone is encouraging me to to take. I should go to university, get a job, and maybe leave the beatboxing behind. So you get to university in Nottingham, and one of the things that you you did while you were there was to s
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...a more traditional path in terms of my career. Wow. But I wouldn't I I would never change it because I did 14 of what I would classify as the craziest, hardest, wildly exciting months of my entire life thus far. So it obviously shaped a lot for me. Y
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...from a traditional path because they decided to pursue something so elusive and, that would isolate them to some extent inevitably and that could fail. Right? And whose rewards were hard to predict even. And I do think that that all the character tra
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...more traditional path in terms of my career. Wow. But I wouldn't I I would never change it because I did 14 of what I would classify as the craziest, hardest, wildly exciting months of my entire life thus far. So it obviously shaped a lot for me. You
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...a very traditional path. I went to law school and kind of did everything that people told me I was supposed to do. Mhmm. If we give them the exposure, that's gonna actually change the demographic of who's starting companies and who's going to work at
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...the traditional path. Like, you can have the best product, but the worst execution, and you're worth absolutely nothing. Right? Like, the company will likely die. You can have the worst product and the best execution from a go to market side, and the
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...the traditional path? It's an emotional decision. Like, you can try to rationalize dropping out or starting a company or try to figure out the exact, you know, set of prerequisites that you have to do. But like for me for example, the moment I knew t
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...a very traditional path. I went to law school and kind of did everything that people told me I was supposed to do. Mhmm. If we give them the exposure, that's gonna actually change the demographic of who's starting companies and who's going to work at
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...a kind of traditional investment path. Yes. And this is a place where we think that over time, the firm should always be owned by the people driving it. And, historically, that has been the case. My cofounders and me, and then I'm still here. My cofo
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...however, my path into traditional venture was a little bit unorthodox because I was also at Square. And I I worked at Square at the time, Square was pre IPO. They hadn't IPO ed yet. They were still very, I would say, earlier stage, about 400 employee
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