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Meeting a Silicon Valley Investor
41:36 - 46:03 (04:26)
The speaker describes meeting a quirky Silicon Valley investor who prioritizes network density in startups over mass appeal, and acknowledges that this investor may not hold as much influence as larger firms like Sequoia or Benchmark.
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A transcript excerpt from a conversation with a Palo Alto tech CEO who is described as nice and quirky, with a love for network density.
41:36 - 43:33 (01:56)
Summary
A transcript excerpt from a conversation with a Palo Alto tech CEO who is described as nice and quirky, with a love for network density. The speaker notes liking the CEO's lifestyle choices.
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The speaker discusses his desire to find and learn from the lifestyles of others.
43:33 - 44:28 (00:55)
Summary
The speaker discusses his desire to find and learn from the lifestyles of others. He believes in cherry-picking aspects of other people's lives that fit his own interests and circumstances.
ChapterMeeting a Silicon Valley Investor
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The speaker discusses the difference in quality between mass market content aimed at a larger audience, such as Gary Vaynerchuk or Tony Robbins, compared to more exclusive content from companies like Sequoia or Benchmark.
44:28 - 46:03 (01:34)
Summary
The speaker discusses the difference in quality between mass market content aimed at a larger audience, such as Gary Vaynerchuk or Tony Robbins, compared to more exclusive content from companies like Sequoia or Benchmark. He shares his preference for the latter and acknowledges the lifestyle factors that play a role in this choice.