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#141 Kunal Shah: Core Human Motivations
Koga came to realize as he got older that success is not finite; choice is. He shares, “In your twenties, you’re afforded a lot of choice because you likely have fewer considerations: no mortgage, no health condition, no children or aging parents. As you grow older, your choices tend to narrow—not because you can’t actually do things, but that you ... See more
Clark Kent Koga • A Day In The Life Of Brand Strategist Clark Kent Koga In Sydney
The third question is one of happiness, really: is it worth our investment? Can it achieve a vision for success? For VCs, this is required to be financial return since VCs have a fiduciary duty to maximize returns for their LPs.
Patrick Vernon • Venture Capital Strategy: How to Think Like a Venture Capitalist
Only free products work in India; subscription products fail miserably. They refuse to pay extra for convenience or entertainment. Anecdote: Kunal says that even wealthy people spend hours shifting around their phone storage as opposed to purchasing a couple of dollars worth of cloud storage. Business example: Netflix initially failed in India by a... See more