Mark Hubbard

@jimmypardo.com @nevernotfunny.com I'm sure you know, but as fans, it's like this is our job now. www.oreo.com/presale?utm_...

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@kirkhamilton.com Though I know the recording exists as-is if one wants to play along, I can’t imagine Eclipse was recorded in D-flat (though a little sharp). I assume it was recorded in D w/ the full mix slowed down to get the sound they wanted in post.

@ezrakleinbot.bsky.social I'm sure Ross is a lovely person and friend, but he is not a particularly effective apologist for historic Christianity. I bet you would love some Tim Keller?! e.g., gospelinlife.com/sermon/bless...

I swear 90% of the “edgy”, posturing, “common sense” BS about VC is just stuff people misunderstood on podcasts

@scottaukerman.bsky.social I know I don't actually know you, but are you ok w/ all the fires in your general location?

@jimmypardo.com Are we done? Can I FINALLY delete TikTok? I "hearted" every single post, so if there are going to be more, I need to know!

@pftompkins.bsky.social @scottaukerman.bsky.social The most important line in the show to understand who Hill truly is however is, when his con is exposed and Winthrop says to his face sarcastically “what band?”, Hill replies, almost to himself, “I always think there’s a band, kid.”

@pftompkins.bsky.social @scottaukerman.bsky.social When the instruments show up on the Well Fargo wagon, he always skips town leaving everyone disillusioned w/ useless instruments and no band.

@pftompkins.bsky.social @scottaukerman.bsky.social The con is that he convinces the town that he is a renowned band leader, that the town is in “trouble”, and that forming a band w/ him as the leader will save their youth. This con gets everybody to buy.

@pftompkins.bsky.social @scottaukerman.bsky.social The Music Man con is NOT that he steals the instrument $$. He always sells the them at a healthy markup and has them delivered.

@pftompkins.bsky.social You're FINALLY coming to Atlanta!!! Just bought our tickets...yay!!! @wiseacre.me

But that's just YOU, the Mike Tyson of improv?

After conference season, let's do all we can to substantively help everybody we just back-patted and took selfies with!

Founders, remember that investors don't want to be a transactional commodity any more than you want to be a "deal" that they "bet" on.
Empathy always wins!

The only conference attendees whose jobs are not justified simply by showing up and taking selfies are the Founders. Find one or more and do everything you can to move the needle for them throughout the rest of 2024!

a man is talking on a phone and saying `` i 've made a huge mistake . '' ALT: a man is talking on a phone and saying `` i 've made a huge mistake . ''

Every time I guest on a podcast I try to be honest and transparent and vulnerable. And then when I end the call I immediately think, "THAT was probably a huge mistake!" ;-)

Redefining Capital with Mark Hubbard - Social Impact Leader In this episode, Jeff sits down with Mark Hubbard, the visionary leader behind Renew Venture Capital. Mark shares his deep commitment to social impact investing, aligning venture capital with sustaina...

Continuing my non-intentional, never-ending project of being too vulnerable and honest in public...

Part of me wants to say that if an activity is so commodified that it can be done cheaply without labor and "good enough" at scale via AI, then maybe it's something that simply doesn't need to be done anymore at all.
(this post not written by AI 🤖)

Critiquing is WAY easier than creating.
Both can be useful, but don't fall into the trap.