Mark Zuckerberg on Taking Risks and Finding Talented People
And just to make this point, how far into Facebook did it actually become a company? Um, I don’t know. I think probably it
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Hey guys, today we have Tea Con Burn, a multi-time YC founder. So could you just start by explaining how you first found YC?
Yeah, I actually found YC because I was on Reddit. I was in graduate school, which meant I had a lot of free time. And so I was, …
Has work ethic deteriorated in recent years?
Work ethic of people have really deteriorated significantly since COVID. These people who want to work from home four days a week, three days a week—you know, everybody’s complaining. Today, interest rates are going up, gas prices are so high, I can’t aff…
Why We Aren't Who We Are | The Tragedy Of Being What You Can't Define
“Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth.” Alan Watts. In today’s society, we are expected to define who we are and take that self-image as a basis for making life decisions. For example: I’m an introvert, and from that point of vi…
Expedition Amazon – The Trek to Ausangate | National Geographic
[♪ dramatic music playing]
[Thomas Peschak] At least you got some horses, eh?
[Narrator] 30 horses and llamas, 60 bags of gear, 1,500 pounds of food, and 15 guides and porters.
[Spanish] All needed to install a weather station 20,000 feet above sea lev…
Khan Academy Ed Talks with Dan Willingham, PhD - Wednesday, April 21
Hello and welcome to ED Talks with Khan Academy where we talk to influential people in the field of education. I am excited today to talk with Dr. Dan Willingham. Before we get started with that, I want to remind all of you that Khan Academy is a non-prof…
Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change
Alright guys, welcome to the podcast! How’s it going to you? It’s going great. So today we have Diego Sayis Gil of Pochamma from the Winter ‘19 batch and Gustav Helstrom, who is a partner at YC. So today we’re here to talk about Diego’s company. Gustav, w…