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Am I supposed to say I "Like a G6"?
Thanks everyone for the questions. I arrived my dinner. So, time for schmoozing in person. I like the virtual kind better.
Talk soon! -
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That a good team can succeed despite a shitty product. Or that a crappy team can succeed with a great product. I've lost my ass on both.
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Never. I always thought I would as a kid. But politics gets shallower and shallower and more and more polarized every day. I would rather solve problems from the entrepreneurial and messaging side.
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Are you standing outside my house or the houses of any of my family members right now? That might be going a little too far.
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Very soon. Was working on it just an hour ago. I miss having physical products and actual customers. Soon.
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I hear you. But the traffic numbers are entirely fascinating. Tens of millions use it regularly. We will see how it plays out.
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The question really is who's got the biggest balls of them all.
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Go to the campaign website and find the nearest office. You can be extremely helpful and have a lot of impact. You'll see. It's very rewarding.
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Good to hear from you. My most difficult decision has been whether to double back down into my business during such a special time in my daughter's life. TBD.
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The Invisible team was very strategic in building relationships with influencers and coordinating their action ahead of time. That was one big factor.
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I am not sure I could ever, nor would ever, draw such distinct lines. If social channels aren't professionally useful and personally enriching to you, I think you might be doing it wrong. :)
On that note, thanks for all the questions today. Let's do more of this soon! -
One of many: Buckminster Fuller. An optimist in the face of impending room. A polymath unconstrained by any convenient labels. He taught each of us that creativity and action wil inevitably produce hope and change. I recommend reading just about anything from him.
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Our daughter was born in a hospital setting. However, "The Business of Being Born" had a very deep impact on our approach to every aspect of the process and helped us, without a doubt, bring a very happy and healthy girl into the world.
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