The moment Paul McCartney played ‘Let It Be’ to the rest of The Beatles, 1969
Steve Jobs often credited The Beatles for inspiring his business philosophy.
He admired their teamwork and how their collaboration created something greater than the sum of its parts.
Jobs applied this principle to building teams at Apple.
He believed in hirin... See more
startuparchivedinstagram.comAnd you did “Bridgerton” without a record label?BARLOW In the beginning when it first started to blow up we had a few conversations with labels, but none of it felt right. We knew that we wanted to capitalize on the moment, and we knew that the faster we released it the better.BEAR We would have gotten an orchestra and a cast, and that would have t... See more
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Everyone was laughing. By that point, the band had taken a lighter turn, personality-wise. Owen really made the most of the fun factor that Tuba brought to the group, and Kirk came alive in ways I hadn’t seen before. Jimmy brought all of that to a boil, in the best sense, and I couldn’t help but laugh at how silly they all looked. Oh, shit, I thoug
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And without helping himself to a slice of the songwriting credits, which would have been standard practice. The failure of George Martin to rip them off remains one of the most bizarre elements of their story.