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Silicon Valley and Standard Investing Terms
09:30 - 14:20 (04:49)
The Silicon Valley's Y Combinator has helped create a standard system for up and coming investors with open and transparent investing documents.
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The speaker discusses starting a business with a President from the owner's point of view.
09:30 - 10:41 (01:10)
Summary
The speaker discusses starting a business with a President from the owner's point of view.
ChapterSilicon Valley and Standard Investing Terms
Episode#112 - Why Buying Businesses Is Better Than Starting Them and The Mad Genius of Kanye West
PodcastMy First Million
The need for network effects in a company makes it highly important to have a CEO who has prior experience, and the speaker sees this experience as highly valuable in any business.
10:41 - 11:59 (01:18)
Summary
The need for network effects in a company makes it highly important to have a CEO who has prior experience, and the speaker sees this experience as highly valuable in any business.
ChapterSilicon Valley and Standard Investing Terms
Episode#112 - Why Buying Businesses Is Better Than Starting Them and The Mad Genius of Kanye West
PodcastMy First Million
Y Combinator has helped create a standard system for the contracts of up and coming creatives, making investments more open and transparent, and less prone to screen up, so that creatives can own their material and create enterprises off of their work.
11:59 - 13:27 (01:28)
Summary
Y Combinator has helped create a standard system for the contracts of up and coming creatives, making investments more open and transparent, and less prone to screen up, so that creatives can own their material and create enterprises off of their work.
ChapterSilicon Valley and Standard Investing Terms
Episode#112 - Why Buying Businesses Is Better Than Starting Them and The Mad Genius of Kanye West
PodcastMy First Million
Kanye West tweeted out a copy of his 100-page record contract, including tweets of him peeing on his Grammy award.
13:30 - 14:20 (00:49)
Summary
Kanye West tweeted out a copy of his 100-page record contract, including tweets of him peeing on his Grammy award. He claims that this moment will change the music industry for good.