What Put Chamath Palihapitiya on a Path to Be the Kanye West of Silicon Valley
Unlike many poor people who work hard jobs and don't have time to be unhappy, Chamath, with all his billions, was able to find time to rest and to reflect, and to identify whether he is actually living a successful life.
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