Henry Blodgett
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573 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Henry Blodgett’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So that's what storytelling is.
And so much of what I think Michael Moritz from Sequoia said this the other day.
So much of what he would teach in business school if he were teaching a course is not finance or financial analysis or accounting, but how to tell a story.
And get your not just your investors, although that's important, but your employees on board and excited about this great thing that you're going to build and the suspension.
Of disbelief.
And I do think that Elon Musk is extraordinarily good at that.
And by the way, Sam Altman must be extraordinarily good at it too, or they wouldn't be where he they are.
Yes, definitely.
But I should also say this benefits from the twenty twenty hindsight.
Sure, sure.
Which is if you one of the fa one of the features of these periods of market history.
And if you look at all of them, you go back to tulips or you look at the nineteen twenties or the PC bubble in the early nineteen sixties or seventies, I think.
Or 80s.
You know, they all f share these features.
And one of the things that I remember very clearly about the 1990s is pretty much every year you had a deafening chorus of people saying this is lunacy, it's just a bubble, it's crazy, it's a fad.
And every year there was a pullback of 20 to 30 percent where everybody freaked out, and you had enormous numbers of stories written saying, see, everyone was a moron!
And they were all insane and it's over now.
I like how
We would then roar off to new highs and then the same thing would happen the next year.
So if any one of those had led to the crash, we would all look back and say, see, that was the thing.
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