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The podcast interview just dropped.
“About this episode: In our entrepreneurial journeys, we need to think much bigger and therefore set our expectations and goals much higher. By doing so, we’re forced to shift our perspective to play the long game. Steve Jurvetson knows this well and has a incomparable perspective when it comes to investable technologies. While most investors want to know what your three to five-year plans are, Steve wants to know what your company will look like in 50 years. Steve is arguably one of the most brilliant individuals I have ever spoken to. Tune in and enjoy a conversation that will blow your mind.”
It starts around minute 2 with a podcast summary and deep dive into my personal journey, and then:
Minute 29: learning loops in the workplace. No Excel analytics
32:30 Pattern and process learning, long term VC strategies and structures
Minute 35: The 1995-2000 tech boom cycle: does it repeat? (Richer array of opportunity. Big industry transition to being software-centric)
41:40 How did you first connect with Elon?
48:00 Tesla’s darkest hour and why we invested (53:00)
56:00 Steve Jobs and Elon Musk – greatest entrepreneurs in past 50 years?
1:00:30 Current sectors of investment interest
1:08:30 Can anyone become an entrepreneur?
1:12:30 Gratitude to whom?
1:16:00 Advice to entrepreneurs setting out at this time
F. Capuano.
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Montreal, Canada ~ June 22, 2018.
Earlier this year I was asked to photograph a marriage. A wonderful thing to do. Especially, as the couple wanted no ordinary album, but a mix of romantic photos and an authentic journalistic impression of their "big day"
The happy couple picked a wonderful all weather location for their photo shoot: the airport at Rotterdam, the Netherlands. They both have great interest or are involved in the aviation industry. So, why not pose with an aircraft...
That day the weather was not that great. The METAR showed: 050725Z 01006KT 8000 R24/7500 +DZ RA BKN022 OVC050 18/M21 Q1020 NOSIG. So, we were in and out of the hangar to take photos.
In the middle of the in-between-showers-outdoor-shoot, the flight crew of another aircraft started their engines to taxi to the runway. As jet blast can cause real havoc and destruction on a big wedding dress, the bride made a flight for Airport 1 to shelter from the jet fuel laced mini tornado. All in all a funny situation, that also resulted in a memorable and not so ordinary wedding photo. Mission accomplished!! (including getting the engine of the B737-800 in the shot).
The red line on the apron had a big resemblance with a red carpet, so I left it red in this black and white image.
Models line up for their runway rehearsal. A couple of media photographers and myself instructed the models to stop at a couple of locations on the 40 foot runway where the lighting was ideal.
Montreal, Canada ~ June 22, 2018.
Wade Foster, one of the three founders of Zapier, attended the Startup Weekend for Columbia hosted at Museao in Columbia on Friday night Sept. 28. The Startup Weekend for Columbia is a weekend-long event that promotes and fosters entrepreneurship. (Jake Godin/KOMU)
I am a member of Startup Swag. You pay around $15 a month and they send you swag (t-shirts, stickers IGB IPOD SHUFFLES, stressballs - you know, the stuff you get a trade shows). I just love the stuff and have been a member since it first launched. I love opening up the bag an not knowing what's in store for me!
You want some! www.StartupSwag.com