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“Large companies are slow and lack conviction.” Mark wonders why a large company like Google didn’t beat Facebook in social networking: “It wasn’t a super novel idea - there was Friendster and Myspace before… It’s not that they had a lack of talent - I mean we were a ragtag group of children and they had all these serious engineers and serious infrastructure.” Mark thinks it’s because ”people doubt new ideas before they come to fruition.” At first social networking was a fad service for coll“I think the founding period is the period when you have innovation. And once that’s over, it becomes a normal business that runs in a bureaucratic, mechanistic sort of way. And it’s a very important question - how can one enable the founding of these companies to last?” Thiel points to Apple as the classic example: “The judgement call the board at Apple in 1985 made was that computers were like Pepsi. It was just a marketing thing. There was going to be no more innovation in the computer indu“Strong opinions about the future are really important, and one of things that I have noticed among the most interesting and successful people that I spend time with is that they have strong opinions, strongly held, about the future. They are willing to be convinced with new data that they are wrong, but the bar for that is fairly high. And this idea that the future is fundamentally unknowable, I’ve never liked.” Sam recalls advice someone gave him in high school or college about how you need t
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Comment "FRIEND" to get the whole guide. Ever wish you could land just one deal and watch your agency take off? I get it. I’ve been there. You chase client after client, hoping for that big break. But sometimes, it’s not about quantity. It’s about that "one" right client. Picture this. You walk into a meeting with a dental group. Not just one dentist. A whole network. They’re backed by investors. They want to automate everything. Scheduling. Billing. Even follow-ups. You show them what MakeComment "AGENCY" to watch the full video. Ever feel stuck choosing between building a SaaS product or running an AI agency? I’ve been there. You dream of launching the next big thing. But then reality hits. SaaS takes time. A lot of it. You build for months. Sometimes years. No money comes in. Not a single customer. Stressful, right? But here’s the thing. Running an AI automation agency is different. You get paid to solve problems. Right now. No waiting. You use tools like Make.com and n8n. YoComment "AGENCY" to get the full video. Want to know the smartest way to grow your AI automation business using make.com or n8n? Think about this: building a SaaS product takes a lot of time and effort. Weeks, maybe months, with no paycheck in sight. You work hard, but the money doesn’t come until much later—if at all. Now, imagine a different path. You start an AI agency instead. You get paid while you build. You solve real problems for real clients. They pay you for your time and skills. It’