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Quotes and lessons on networking & relationships from 13 founders Charles Cormier interviewed on the Founder Wisdom, CEO Wisdom, and YC Wisdom podcasts.

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we plug into your systems and then we figure out who the target accounts are we figure out their their behaviors on our website and then we personalize help to personalize the Outreach

— Alan Zhao, Warmly · episode

startups they don't die they commit suicide and so if if you don't want to continue then that's how the syrup dies

— Alan Zhao, Warmly · episode

Basically we help construction companies, specifically general contractors, put together their on-site documentation more easily.

— Arvind Veluvali, Fresco · episode

We do that using generative AI and we've taken a lot of workflows that have been really annoying because they've traditionally only existed on the desktop and move them over to the phone

— Arvind Veluvali, Fresco · episode

so submit order was the first time i you know was out in silicon valley my my partners and i that started that company we landed a lot of venture capital back in time and uh yeah we were part of the bust as well

— Charles Fry, Code Éxitos · episode

i've often said that my attention span is like in the zero to 100 million revenue range and the reason is i like that i like that zero i like that zero zone because well you don't have much but you have all the freedom to innovate

— Charles Fry, Code Éxitos · episode

the only thing that changed is we put in your own data, your own images. And back in that was in like 2010 and back in those days the images did not look great

— Janus Klok Matthesen, Pixelz · episode

basically we could show them that well the only thing that changed is we put in your own data, your own images. And back in that was in like 2010

— Janus Klok Matthesen, Pixelz · episode

So in in poker what we say is over the long run your skill edge will lead to lead to riches. Or if you don't have a skill edge, if you're a losing player, it will lead to ruin.

— Rafe Furst · episode

And so, what I would say is um that's how I would live my life. Um but it's also the best preparation because if I have nothing you know, that I am regretful or remorseful of

— Rafe Furst · episode

when it comes to that when it comes to our values integrity to me is it is at the top of that list

— Musa Kamara, Deen Entertainment · episode

if you have a good discipline whatever opportunity comes in the future you're already kind of walking into it being prepared

— Musa Kamara, Deen Entertainment · episode

You need a kind of fairly specialized set of skills to make progress at all for it even to be possible and then you need to show up and show up and show up and show up and just day after day after day keep on keep on grinding away until until it's done.

— Casey Handmer, Terraform Industries · episode

And and most of these lakes are glacial glacial lakes. So they're they're areas where the the ground has been gouged out by by glacias.

— Casey Handmer, Terraform Industries · episode

we've been able to develop develop some technology that um that allows buildings to be uh kind of scanned uh every millimeter of a building and the uh the AI is able to pick up flaws and we also use thermal technology to uh to find uh energy loss and uh on the exterior skin

— Michael Earle, Inspekt AI · episode

some of the biggest players in this industry are in Hong Kong and Singapore and some of the cities that were were just launching in uh but it's a worldwide issue and uh you know for example in in Europe they just come up with a new green deal

— Michael Earle, Inspekt AI · episode

I want to find a partner who's going to come in by a majority stake of entrepreneurs on fire and then do all the things that I know can be done

— John Lee Dumas, Entrepreneurs on Fire · episode

I want to retain you know 20 25 ownership of this company because I love it I want to continue to be the talent and I want to help this company grow as big as I think it can be

— John Lee Dumas, Entrepreneurs on Fire · episode

I was actually a doctor first I did 10 years in family medicine and then 15 years in emergency medicine and one of the things that I really saw was that um I basically came to the conclusion that the young people are trying to create their own rights of passive

— Arne Rubinstein, Rites of Passage Institute · episode

the number one you know their fathers had never accepted them or acknowledged them or told them they'd love them and that they were all these men and even older men you know still trying to prove something to a father even if that father had been dead for 20 years

— Arne Rubinstein, Rites of Passage Institute · episode

damage repair is inherently a dividing conquer problem it's something where you have to address different types of damage that the body is doing to itself with different types of therapy

— Aubrey de Grey, Lev Foundation · episode

in basic science where your goal is to understand nature that's fine but we're not doing basic science we're doing medical research our work is humanitarian we are in the in the business of saving lives and alleviating suffering

— Aubrey de Grey, Lev Foundation · episode

we were the only and up until now we're the only BPO company that actually accepts any size of Outsourcing I mean we we've got clients who only needed one agent for the past 10 years and we're still here with them

— Ben Juson, Tru29 · episode

I'm not your usual uh CEO you know who has money and then and just start putting up a business I I I I I never even graduated uh college and uh started out as an ordinary employee

— Ben Juson, Tru29 · episode

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