David Hoang

on the atlas — 7

• Be More Realistic About the Time You Have3 savers
• My Pathless Path: From Traditional to Independent Journey1 savers
• AI Companies And Advocates Are Becoming More Cult-Like1 savers
• AI and the human creativity cycle | mathu's thoughts5 savers
• The Early Years of Academic Computing1 savers
• Claire Vo (CPO Color): Why It's Finally Time for the Individual Contributor PM to Shine1 savers
• Why Older Entrepreneurs Have the Edge - Knowledge at Wharton2 savers

highlights — 2

• “The pathless path is an alternative to the default path. It is an embrace of uncertainty and discomfort. It’s a call to adventure in a world that tells us to conform. For me, it’s also a gentle reminder to laugh when things feel out of control and trusting that an uncertain future is not a problem to be solved.”

  My Pathless Path: From Traditional to Independent Journey

• Kim: There are some theories on why young people may be better entrepreneurs. Two ideas come to mind. One is that younger people might be more capable of disruptive ideas because they’re less beholden to existing paradigms or ways of doing things. As a result, they might be better positioned to come up with new, groundbreaking ideas. The second idea is that young people just have more time and energy. Because starting a venture is a really taxing journey, that might put them at an advantage.

  Why Older Entrepreneurs Have the Edge - Knowledge at Wharton