Lessons from David Shaw

David E. Shaw, the pioneering founder of the quantitative investment firm D. E. Shaw & Co., is a towering figure in both finance and science. Though he is famously private, his rare interviews, the foundational principles of his firm, and his career trajectory offer profound insights. On Investment Philosophy and

Lessons from Michael Truell

1. On the ultimate goal for Cursor: "Our aim with Cursor is to continue to lead this shift, by building a magical tool that will one day write all the world's software." [1] 2. On the founding vision: "We were obsessed with AI's

Lessons from Anton Osika

Anton Osika, the co-founder and CEO of the rapidly scaling AI startup Lovable, has quickly become a prominent voice in the tech world. His insights on product development, company building, and the future of artificial intelligence are shaping the discourse on how software will be created and who will create

Lessons from Jeff Yan of Hyperliquid

In the fast-evolving world of cryptocurrency, Jeff Yan, the founder of Hyperliquid, has carved out a unique path, building one of the most successful decentralized exchanges with a contrarian approach. His philosophy, centered on user value over venture capital, has garnered significant attention. On Venture Capital and Funding 1. On

Lessons from Reggie James

Reggie James is the co-founder of Eternal, known for his work on "Spiritual Technology" and his distinctive perspective on culture and media. On Technology and Culture 1. "Technology has a kind of preaching undertone that anything designed around us is conveying a message just not necessarily through

Lessons from Eric Stromberg

As an entrepreneur and investor, Eric Stromberg has shared a wealth of knowledge through his writings and interviews. His insights often focus on identifying unique market opportunities, building durable companies, and understanding the nuances of product-market fit. On Startups and Ideas 1. On the genesis of startup ideas: "The

Lessons from Johan Brenner

As a prominent figure in the European venture capital landscape, Johan Brenner, a General Partner at Creandum, has shared a wealth of knowledge gleaned from his extensive career as both an entrepreneur and an investor. While he hasn't authored a specific book of quotes, his insights can be

Lessons from Karl Moore

Karl Moore is a renowned professor at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management. His work primarily focuses on leadership, strategy, and the evolving dynamics of the business world, with a particular emphasis on personality types in leadership and intergenerational management. On Ambivert Leadership 1. "We are all
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