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Hey boys.
@Ubermensch and I were fixing to chat for awhile about what we're working on a little bit regarding PACE and a couple other industries from Wall Street to Silicon Valley. This thread equal parts about documenting our progress and discussing the landscapes amongst a myriad of different industries ripe for disruption.
Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/axiom-403344048/yr-125813
Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/axiom-403344048/ubermensch-and-cyriex-part-deux
Part 3: https://soundcloud.com/axiom-403344048/yr-133000
Thanks to @axiom for uploading.
My consensus on Wall Street is this. The hours are horrible, the pay is shot, and everything is over-regulated. Should you make it to the buyside and want to start a fund raising money is nearly impossible with institutional investors looking to other alternatives to find alpha.
My consensus on Silicon Valley is this. Everybody is making apps. Everybody is making tech. This bubble is going to pop and I assure you after shareholders in Twitter saw how dismal this IPO went in one of the most overhyped tech IPO's probably in history, people are getting sick of it. Heed the words of Marc Benioff: http://www.businessinsider.com/benioff-predicts-dead-unicorns-cheap-startups-2016-1
Update: Given that certain somebodies made obvious as you scroll down think that I am dismissing tech entirely given what I said above. Far from it. I merely recognize that while opportunity still exists, there are greater challenges toward raising capital and a lot of dev-heavy work required to disrupt major industries. I challenge this new pseudo wisdom that everybody should learn to code. Learn to disrupt industries where nobody is looking.
To give you more ideas, look into a CNBC show my girlfriend and I would watch during dinner called Blue Collar Millionaire.
Our niche is in construction. Everyone needs to be looking in areas that need massive overhauls in terms of efficiency. Ubermensch and I go into detail about where some of this will be in the recording.
That's all for now. We'll be posting more updates here as things progress. I'll also be dropping ideas for other industries I'd go after as well to keep conversation abuzz.
@Ubermensch and I were fixing to chat for awhile about what we're working on a little bit regarding PACE and a couple other industries from Wall Street to Silicon Valley. This thread equal parts about documenting our progress and discussing the landscapes amongst a myriad of different industries ripe for disruption.
Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/axiom-403344048/yr-125813
Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/axiom-403344048/ubermensch-and-cyriex-part-deux
Part 3: https://soundcloud.com/axiom-403344048/yr-133000
Thanks to @axiom for uploading.
My consensus on Wall Street is this. The hours are horrible, the pay is shot, and everything is over-regulated. Should you make it to the buyside and want to start a fund raising money is nearly impossible with institutional investors looking to other alternatives to find alpha.
My consensus on Silicon Valley is this. Everybody is making apps. Everybody is making tech. This bubble is going to pop and I assure you after shareholders in Twitter saw how dismal this IPO went in one of the most overhyped tech IPO's probably in history, people are getting sick of it. Heed the words of Marc Benioff: http://www.businessinsider.com/benioff-predicts-dead-unicorns-cheap-startups-2016-1
Update: Given that certain somebodies made obvious as you scroll down think that I am dismissing tech entirely given what I said above. Far from it. I merely recognize that while opportunity still exists, there are greater challenges toward raising capital and a lot of dev-heavy work required to disrupt major industries. I challenge this new pseudo wisdom that everybody should learn to code. Learn to disrupt industries where nobody is looking.
To give you more ideas, look into a CNBC show my girlfriend and I would watch during dinner called Blue Collar Millionaire.
Our niche is in construction. Everyone needs to be looking in areas that need massive overhauls in terms of efficiency. Ubermensch and I go into detail about where some of this will be in the recording.
That's all for now. We'll be posting more updates here as things progress. I'll also be dropping ideas for other industries I'd go after as well to keep conversation abuzz.
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