Why Do You Not “Do Things That Dont Scale”?!

Larry Chiang’s 5th book, What They Don’t Teach You At Stanford Business School, launched after a Harvard Law School keynote on the New York Fashion Week runway 09-09-2009. He knows how to sniff out grand openings and crashed them with his dog Baxter. As CEO of Duck9, he spearheads to effort to get college consumers get a FICO over 750. Post H.L.S. keynote, Harvard Business wrote: “What They Don’t Teach You at Stanford Business School” (his latest post was done #shirtless as a yogi who “Sets an intention for SXSW“.

NY Fashion Week has supermodels getting a high FICO credit score because I supermodel on-the-side

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1/10/15, 9:50 PM How are you with ‘uncertainty’?

By Larry Chiang

I examine with morbid curiosity WHY FOUNDERS DON’T EXECUTE. I don’t rubberneck accidents on the 88, 80 or 280. Fender benders bore me. Startup postmortems fascinate me…

At the heart of why founders do not execute is “uncertainty”. Entrepreneurs sidestep what their VC mentors tell them.

Paul Graham, investor, implores “do things that don’t scale (BUT HAVE MOMENTUM d.t.t.d.s.B.H.M.) https://bit.ly/pgraham711

Meme proportions will not be reached for the coolest of hash

Have you ever practiced how to execute in circumstances that weren’t 100% certain?

Uncertainty is made less uncertain if you as a CS major execute 6 “pop up internships”. They’re self-guided. Self-study. Each Pop Up Internship is 7 hours from beginning to end.

Me and my Olivia who works at CNN too!

Mercedes Benz Fashion Week at the Tory Burch American Express party. iPhone of Larry Chiang (no rights reserved, No attribution required)

I hope you’re good at googling Pop Up Internship #2 — It’s fun!! It’s “work an industry trade show”

This pic is me and Olivia at an industry trade show called “New York Fashion Week”. Steve Blank mentors is to “attend trade shows like they matter”. Professor blank recommended “Moscone”. I recommend Lincoln Center.

I also recommend “Yoga Journal Live”

Question: Im afraid.

Larry Chiang answer: just tweet: #dttdsBHM

Q: I don’t have a twitter and don’t know how to start. Eek, I’m 20 years old

Larry Chiang answer: networking with old people is important. If its important to you, then google “#LTMVTA”

Q: Is the SuperBowl a good place to launch your startup?

Larry Chiang answer: Yes! Thank you for reading my blog