What we learned together on Network Capital this week?

Quick recap of the last 7 days

Jan 16, 2023

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Dear community members,

Every week we host some of the most interesting people to come and talk about their professional journey and insights on Network Capital. Here are some of our recent masterclasses for you -

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💌 Multiplicity of ‘Self’: The Lens of our Life - The interesting connection between Harari’s writing on identity and our newsletters on the Passion Economy & One-People companies is that in the coming years, our relationships with ourselves will be the defining factor in how societies operate.

💌 Why gossip scales and the Lindy Effect - Gossip is efficient. 0 marginal cost of replication, its mystery is its ultimate growth hack. Most people are bored most of the time, it seems. Spending your life trying to solve real challenges and produce real knowledge requires time, effort and resilience. Why spend time on these things when gossip is cheap, scalable and entertaining?

💌 Early career setbacks and failing forward - Instead of running after a handful number of hyper-successful entrepreneurs, they should keep an eye on founders they thought of investing in but didn’t. The VC world is small. One can quickly get a list of companies that have been rejected by their peers. This consolidated list can be a useful guide for future investments.