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DHH says that if you are fortunate to make authentic choices about the way your life should be, it is your obligation to do so. Yet, he knows a lot of people who can, but don't do, and that's just sad.

Miraz didn't like some of the formatting on her blog and started exploring with ways to make changes. From there, she started experimenting and learning. "Scratching her own itch" got her started.

Equanimity is his go-to for all things entrepreneurship. For him, in order to survive as a founder, you have to practice some form of non-attachment.

Belinda is in her office. She receives a call from Tony to meet him in his office. The book picks up the day after the end of the first book.

According to Peter Thiel, 1920s and 1930s was driven largely by a boom in technological and scientific progress. Even though the growth was badly mismanaged, the drivers for growth were solid. Meanwhile in today's world, we do a decent job at managing the economy, but technological growth is actually stagnating, while the big tech companies are still marketing themselves like the driver for the future.

For her to amuse Belinda while he was gone.

Being based in New York, Yoni’s view of the California area is a hub for what it is. It has its own ecosystem filled with all the parts it needs. He states that the world needs this hub that's filled with visionaries or unrealistic ideas sometimes. Yoni finds that Silicon Valley provides meaning to the world and he hopes that it continues to do what it’s been doing.

Matt has noticed that Type A people tend to be introverts. Stewart agrees with him and says that a lot of CEOs in Silicon Valley are introverts.

Mike Folden goes all out signing to his little man. This is the next big country hit. Heat it for yourself.

After a near catastrophic public failure early in his career, Ray Dalio realized he had to learn from his failures in order to avoid them in the future.

You are responsible. If something happened that you want to change, don't be reactive and don't finger-point! Use your own resourcefulness and initiative to make things happen.