Ken Lizotte
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336 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 27 Feb
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So he said, you got to do this.
And Henry, for whatever reason, at that moment said, all right, okay, I'll do it.
He called up a couple of students or whatever, and he wrapped them on the knuckles and wrapped them on the wrist and whatever.
And they went back to their seats crying.
And he felt really bad about it.
That day, he felt so bad about it that when school was out, he went to the school committee man's office and he said, I'm quitting.
And it was only 10 days that he'd been working there.
So it was just the, that's the sort of thing that he would recognize when he was not being an entrepreneur.
And it pushed him more and more in the direction of entrepreneurialism because it just seemed like the most honest and successful in his definition of it.
And in such a way that he didn't have to feel the way you were feeling, which was like, what am I doing here all this time?
He knew what he was doing here and there.
So that worked for him.
And he pretty much became an entrepreneur, very successful entrepreneur, profitable as well.
So the answer was the last phase of his life.
I think that Henry's thing was that he didn't necessarily outright reject anything without extending his curiosity toward it and trying to understand it.
I think the short answer is what we've just discussed.
I think that he would say simplify, simplify, and I think he'd probably stay away from AI as much as he could.
But I also remember that part of technology invading his life at that time was that the railroad train was coming in.
And in Concord, the railroad goes right by Walden Pond.
It doesn't go over it or around it or any of that, but it's off to the side.
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