Sam Altman's executive coach has never seen a venture-backed startup fail for lack of effort. He says the problem is usually something else.
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The editor of Colossus on how he picks profile subjects, and what writing about Zuckerberg and Palmer Luckey taught him about ambition.
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David Rubenstein started Carlyle at 37 because he read that people who haven't started a company by then never will. It now manages $500 billion.
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After 21 years of YC, Paul Graham says almost nothing about winning founders has changed. The one new expense is tokens.
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Adam Neumann says WeWork started to fall apart on one walk down 54th Street, minutes after Masayoshi Son wrote $4.2 billion on an iPad.
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