@@startups I would love to hear some points from his new success book he is coming out with. It would also be fun to see him break down some startups that non-accredited investors could invest in via a service. I bet a lot of people would get a lot of value from that. Not really related to the question, but I think you guys should have done a cool Italy intro while he was out there. Throw in a couple aerial shots of Tuscany and Florence and Jason eating a gelato and you have a banging intro.
To point out that you don't necessarily need to be a product mananger of a successful startup. It can be a failed one and you'd still learn all those things and get to do so much stuff. I was one for a couple of years and I consider myself being set for life from that experience.
@@startups I think it’s more about who do you know and who can introduced you to the investors community in another words who can give you access to the funds. Because if you told to the Google’s investors that they were a glitch in the backend of the browser which lead to a data breach to any user who used the browser. Would they invest in seed round? (By the way, the bug just been fixed few months ago) Also, if the investors on Facebook knew that was a millions of fake users accounts been created to show attraction. Would they invest? And the list goes on and on from Human rights violations to human’s manipulation! And not only this two but many others in Silicon Valley term “unicorns”
Great content, but your podcast is better when there is a conversation between people. You need a co-animator to fill the empty space when there is no guest
The last part provided so much new insight that really hasn't been heard before!
Thanks Jason, appreciate all your unique insights and ideas. Super helpful!
Really great content for this one. I’m sure it will help more than one person be successful in picking out a startup idea.
thanks! what should we cover next?
@@startups I would love to hear some points from his new success book he is coming out with. It would also be fun to see him break down some startups that non-accredited investors could invest in via a service. I bet a lot of people would get a lot of value from that.
Not really related to the question, but I think you guys should have done a cool Italy intro while he was out there. Throw in a couple aerial shots of Tuscany and Florence and Jason eating a gelato and you have a banging intro.
To point out that you don't necessarily need to be a product mananger of a successful startup. It can be a failed one and you'd still learn all those things and get to do so much stuff. I was one for a couple of years and I consider myself being set for life from that experience.
Jason needs to take trips more often...hitting Content Home Runs with these videos while he is on vacation.
Something has inspired him. Perhaps it was the statue of David.
last part was most insightful
I thought that investors are against ideas ;) They lean more toward executions and revenues! Did things change in this new era?
You are still right! Some people just need a place to start.
@@startups I think it’s more about who do you know and who can introduced you to the investors community in another words who can give you access to the funds. Because if you told to the Google’s investors that they were a glitch in the backend of the browser which lead to a data breach to any user who used the browser. Would they invest in seed round? (By the way, the bug just been fixed few months ago) Also, if the investors on Facebook knew that was a millions of fake users accounts been created to show attraction. Would they invest? And the list goes on and on from Human rights violations to human’s manipulation! And not only this two but many others in Silicon Valley term “unicorns”
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Wow Amazing
Great content, but your podcast is better when there is a conversation between people. You need a co-animator to fill the empty space when there is no guest
thanks for the input, jeff! now that we're mostly daily, we're going to work in more guests for news.