@19:09 He's so right - being in an environment where everyone is competitive and ambitious and wanting to make an impact is so important. Most of us think we have the self-starting energy and motivation to get it done if we think it's important. Often, bouncing ideas off to other brilliant and smart people will have huge influence. I never work out as well at home as I do at the gym.
0:33: 🎸 Bill Gurley, a renowned venture capitalist, has relocated to Austin, Texas, and discusses his perspective on the tech industry and his love for music. 4:46: 😬 Silicon Valley Bank's recent crisis and potential impact on startups and venture capitalists. 8:53: 💡 The best way to protect against the downside is to enjoy every last bit of the upside. Venture capital returns are most valuable during market bubbles. Uncertainty and tighter funding may impact innovation. Startups should not expect a return to the previous fantasy era. Success in venture capital requires hustle and maximizing optionality. Jeff Bezos understood how to talk to shareholders in a unique way. 12:27: 📺 Bill Gurley reflects on his investment in Uber and the challenges faced by the company. 16:21: 🔑 The interview discusses the challenges and risks of venture capital investments, the allure of Silicon Valley, and the impact of location on startup success. 21:08: 🗣 Discussion on the challenges and trends in the venture industry, including cultural tensions and the future of top tech companies. Recap by Tammy AI
🌟 Bill Gurley, legendary VC, discusses his move to Austin, cyclicality in venture capital, and the recent Silicon Valley Bank crisis. Highlights 🏞 Bill Gurley moved to Austin, Texas, to be closer to family and experienced a different lifestyle compared to Silicon Valley. 🚀 He reflects on the cyclicality of the venture capital industry, emphasizing the risk-taking behavior during booms and its consequences. 💰 Gurley discusses the Silicon Valley Bank crisis and its potential impact on the startup ecosystem. 🦄 He touches on his investment in Uber, highlighting the drama and controversies surrounding the ride-sharing giant. 🌟 Gurley shares advice for startups, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the current reality and continuous hustle. 💡 He discusses the role of founders in becoming great CEOs and the significance of timing and product excellence. 🤝 Gurley reflects on his involvement in pushing for leadership changes at Uber to help navigate challenges and foster growth.
100% >> If you are going to start a company today, Silicon Valley will "increase your odds of success." Especially if you're an AI startup - SF gives you so many opportunities for collaborative 'collisions' w/all the ecosystem players (investors, Founders, talent, media, etc.) - it's a privilege to have that kind of access.
Laughing out loud. 😂 " no matter what I am saying, or what psychosis is dripping out of my mouth, I am still in the game" and "alot of crypto at large is excessive arbitrage taking money from people who want to separate themselves from it". Very funny stuff.
Great takeaway for founders and business owners: separate mentally from the management role and shareholder role. That's different a mindset where shareholder mentality will push the executive management to better results, higher efficiency and that will lead to more profitability. While shareholder mind tells you where you want to be, management mind tells you the path!
Bodo amat Untuk apa dan ngapain gue mau peduli dengan urusan dan masalah kalian ? Kan nyatanya selama ini nggak ada hasil dan manfaatnya buat gue ? GOODBYE ALL MY INVEST Sorry I don't like invest again Please all company crash , collapse and bankrupt Please global crissis, inflation and recession continue again and again Welcome global financial frozen Really I like this CONGRATS
Emily: Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in 24 hrs, How did we get here? Me: Well, anything is possible with Human Greed. When people only focus on the hustle to make money, they go to any extent!!
Hosts should be less expressive and put less interjections! These people nowadays, especially blacks, talk with so much drama that they it is offensive and disturbing...WHY THE CAMERAMAN IS SHOWING THE HOST 'S PASSIVE expressions?!
@19:09 He's so right - being in an environment where everyone is competitive and ambitious and wanting to make an impact is so important. Most of us think we have the self-starting energy and motivation to get it done if we think it's important. Often, bouncing ideas off to other brilliant and smart people will have huge influence. I never work out as well at home as I do at the gym.
I like your point about the gym. I never realized how true this is for me too.
An amazing interview. Lots of insights for founders & upcoming VCs alike. Gurley is really the OG of venture capital.
16:42 favorite quote “ markets have a way of separating very seeking individuals from their capital”
0:33: 🎸 Bill Gurley, a renowned venture capitalist, has relocated to Austin, Texas, and discusses his perspective on the tech industry and his love for music.
4:46: 😬 Silicon Valley Bank's recent crisis and potential impact on startups and venture capitalists.
8:53: 💡 The best way to protect against the downside is to enjoy every last bit of the upside. Venture capital returns are most valuable during market bubbles. Uncertainty and tighter funding may impact innovation. Startups should not expect a return to the previous fantasy era. Success in venture capital requires hustle and maximizing optionality. Jeff Bezos understood how to talk to shareholders in a unique way.
12:27: 📺 Bill Gurley reflects on his investment in Uber and the challenges faced by the company.
16:21: 🔑 The interview discusses the challenges and risks of venture capital investments, the allure of Silicon Valley, and the impact of location on startup success.
21:08: 🗣 Discussion on the challenges and trends in the venture industry, including cultural tensions and the future of top tech companies.
Recap by Tammy AI
I love these episodes. I hope they release a new one every week
Bill Gurley ''To be great at it requires a level of hustle that's really hard to explain''
One of the most enjoyable interviews I have ever watched. Bill Gurley just exudes dark humor
I love this format, Emily.
This was really great. Hope you keep up this format!
🌟 Bill Gurley, legendary VC, discusses his move to Austin, cyclicality in venture capital, and the recent Silicon Valley Bank crisis.
Highlights
🏞 Bill Gurley moved to Austin, Texas, to be closer to family and experienced a different lifestyle compared to Silicon Valley.
🚀 He reflects on the cyclicality of the venture capital industry, emphasizing the risk-taking behavior during booms and its consequences.
💰 Gurley discusses the Silicon Valley Bank crisis and its potential impact on the startup ecosystem.
🦄 He touches on his investment in Uber, highlighting the drama and controversies surrounding the ride-sharing giant.
🌟 Gurley shares advice for startups, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the current reality and continuous hustle.
💡 He discusses the role of founders in becoming great CEOs and the significance of timing and product excellence.
🤝 Gurley reflects on his involvement in pushing for leadership changes at Uber to help navigate challenges and foster growth.
I wish Emily's interviews could have a deeper conversation. This feels like is only scratching the surface.
100% >> If you are going to start a company today, Silicon Valley will "increase your odds of success." Especially if you're an AI startup - SF gives you so many opportunities for collaborative 'collisions' w/all the ecosystem players (investors, Founders, talent, media, etc.) - it's a privilege to have that kind of access.
Bill Gurley - it all matters!
Excellent...
This was an amazingly sober wake up call for the student who is ready for the master to appear.
Thanks Emily for your work!
founder james
Kudos to editor this video! Way it has shot and edited is very conversational in itself.
Laughing out loud. 😂 " no matter what I am saying, or what psychosis is dripping out of my mouth, I am still in the game" and "alot of crypto at large is excessive arbitrage taking money from people who want to separate themselves from it". Very funny stuff.
I like the way he shared Bezos speaks to Shareholders with Endearment. That was valuable.
Great interview!! Thanks all 🫡
Really enjoyed this
Gurley is a legened. Humble too.
Excellent interview, thanks guys
Well Why not Part 2 😢
Loved it 🎉
This was such a great video!! Thank you for the insights from the GOAT! Now I’m gonna go eat some BBQ too! 😅
Always enjoy listening to Bull Gurley whenever he speaks. Go gators.
Emily changs laugh last 5 secs was fun lol love from India chang
She asks great questions! Awesome clip!
bill is the man
I’m in love with those boots
Bill is an amazing investor and he has invested heavily in Doge coin, the open source nonprofit people's currency.
Great takeaway for founders and business owners: separate mentally from the management role and shareholder role. That's different a mindset where shareholder mentality will push the executive management to better results, higher efficiency and that will lead to more profitability. While shareholder mind tells you where you want to be, management mind tells you the path!
In all the investment company I have joined the Validtrades is realest
Emily is really good at this
Rock Star
Godoy islas Rubén
chips
marketing digital e empresarial y inobacion 😮😢
VC’s must do list : 1. Get on the Joe Rogan Podcast 2. Move to Austin
"Money printers go Brrr"
bu...buuh....but who was "hustle"? loool.... If my pension fund invested in any of these veecees i'd be very worried.
She pretends to not know how it goes too
Bill Gurley - A lot of Crypto writ large may have been excessive arbitrage taking money from people that wanted to separate themselves from it!😅
Zapier holding trust ideally should cover reporters above 100 interactions annualised
I like this guys job.. gets to have lunch with Emily Chang.
VC excluded from network effects irrespective of legal liability etc, ergo bitcoin swiss re
Just finished watching the battle for uber after this interview
This mufuga spittin' fire!
Emily is amazing
IT GREET
Bodo amat
Untuk apa dan ngapain gue mau peduli dengan urusan dan masalah kalian ?
Kan nyatanya selama ini nggak ada hasil dan manfaatnya buat gue ?
GOODBYE ALL MY INVEST
Sorry I don't like invest again
Please all company crash , collapse and bankrupt
Please global crissis, inflation and recession continue again and again
Welcome global financial frozen
Really I like this
CONGRATS
cool
Not the live music capital of the world even slightly. Nashville has 10x more venues, production and musicians.
Emily: Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in 24 hrs, How did we get here?
Me: Well, anything is possible with Human Greed. When people only focus on the hustle to make money, they go to any extent!!
😊
Great interview. This is coming from someone who has 0 experience in VC.
yoo this guy is so tall
To the Cab Driver who said I lost "$97,000" because of you. Why did you risk so much in stock markets?? Wanted to get rich quick?
Eric Gurley....
Gosh russia and the dank.
Like guys are people paying internet money to see these dudes in real physical space.
Hosts should be less expressive and put less interjections! These people nowadays, especially blacks, talk with so much drama that they it is offensive and disturbing...WHY THE CAMERAMAN IS SHOWING THE HOST 'S PASSIVE expressions?!
It’s the “especially blacks” comment for me 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Emily not thanking the servers 🫤