Founder's mindset affecting the venture, the community, and the world
summary
Argues that founder mindset changes outcomes with concrete harms and fixes: cites Purdue Pharma making 35 billion dollars while causing 200,000 deaths (about 135 per day in 2017) as a warning, warns of 48% of jobs at risk to automation, and reports working with 6,500 entrepreneurs from 42 countries. Recommends five concrete practices — know thyself, build a supporting tribe, identify what you submit to, learn just‑in‑time, and define your contribution — and gives examples like AI lung scans from Lithuania deployed in Nigeria and building Dell’s early $2bn e‑commerce engine.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Purdue Pharma
- 3:00The founders mindset
- 4:00Disruption
- 5:50Responsibility
- 9:00Mechanical Knowledge
- 15:10Know Your Higher Power
- 19:55Give Back
- 23:57Align Investor Interests
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