Shawn Livermore

I met with some of the largest players in my industry, Upwork, which was formerly Odesk and Elance, met with several other different large consulting firms, some Japanese firms.

I mean,

We had various different discussions, probably at least 10 different meetings.

And the end result was that even though there was revenue and even though we proved our business models in the final business models that we had, that it did not represent sufficient intellectual property that was differentiated enough for an asset acquisition.

And we didn't have enough full-time employees.

Well, actually, I'm in the process of putting together some material that may go into a book and kind of looking at all the different options.

But I'm working for a company, a great company, raised several hundred million dollars in Phoenix called Carvana.

So we sell used cars on the Internet.

And we're doing a great job.

I have a team I'm leading out there and I'm closely connected to some of the C-level executives there.

And so excited about what they're doing, excited about helping them on that journey.

Then, you know, see what happens next.

I'm on Twitter at Shawnee Pants, and you can also hit me up on Medium, Shawnee Pants, I believe, as well, and seanlivermore at gmail.com.

You can just shoot me an email.

But also looking at putting together a book called Obscurity, and the Obscurity book is all about – it'll probably be obscuritybook.com if I have it, but –

it'll be all about the being in the weeds as an entrepreneur being deep into the realm of the unknown and going 10 feet deep into the mud and kind of all the different stories in history about people who have come out of obscurity come out of nothingness and the vague intrigue of their research and produced really magnanimous type of output so that's that's what i'm working on as well

Oh, tipping point, Malcolm Gladwell.

Yes, I'm looking at Ford's CEO and how he's responding to the political satire that he's enduring.

I love Acuity.

I really, let's see, gosh, so many.