Advice from the CEO of Shopify, Tobias Lütke
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
- When it comes to building successful companies from scratch, Tobias Lütke, the CEO of Shopify, has many things to say. Watch Honeypot’s interview with Tobias Lütke, and learn how he went from a programmer to an entrepreneur, leading one of the most successful e-commerce platforms in the world. What did it take to shape Shopify into what it is today? What did he learn along the way?
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"Life is best lived, working hard, solving difficult problems, surrounded by friends"
Thank you, Mr Tobias.
"Programming is too much fun to stop"
A++
Its a great advice ,as every project in hand of every IT company and every IT problem of everyother company can be solved with same enthusiasm.
Inspiring. Thank you!
5:00 "Solving difficult problems surrounded by friends" that's the formula. Humans are social animals. For me, the "friends" variable was missing in my life equation. Loneliness murdered me.
Anyone knows what book Tobias was referring when he was saying "if you read Daniella's book System Design" ?
Google is not helping me
Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows
wtf.tw/ref/meadows.pdf
@@Honeypotio thank you!
What was the book by Daniela on Systems Design?
Yeah, could not find it either. Interested to know, too.
General Principles of Systems Design
@@ChrisEllenburg Thanks for sharing.
On Twitter he said it's the book by Donella Meadows
Amazing! Thank u @@monoidal_
I agree
I want to start my own startup, but it's tough to find a new problem that no one has fixed yet. Nowadays, most problems already have solutions. Older developers succeeded because when they were younger, there were more problems to solve since technology wasn't as advanced as it is now
Infact there are more solutions out there for a particular problem.
@@praveens2272 yes
The question is what is "how hard is the problem that would you would like to solve? "
As an entrepreneur, I see problems everywhere. I can find at least 10 interesting problems each day that would be worth solving. And as more tools are being developed (AI and other tech) the amount of problems that can be solved are getting greater and greater. I think you're just telling yourself excuses, probably because you're too afraid to start or to fail. If you wanted to start a startup, you already would have. So, put on your entrepreneurial glasses, find a problem and just get started.
Everyone is different so what I say won’t necessarily apply to you. With that being said, for me the only good reason to start a startup is if you have an idea to solve a problem that you’re passionate about which nobody is solving (or nobody is solving well enough). If you think you want to found a startup and that isn’t the reason why, I think you probably like the idea of starting one a lot more than the reality.
For the record, it might or might not be true to say it used to be easier to find a good idea. But I would caution you, beware the addictive properties of copium 😛
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I have seen this video when likes are751.
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