Silicon Valley Is A Mindset, Not A

You Gotta Be Both Flexible And Persistent.

We Have Made A Huge Amount Of Progress Over The Last 50 Years By Enabling Trade, By Enabling Kind Of Collaboration And Learning. And Actually, In Fact, When You Look At Your Average 30-year-old Today, They're Much Better Off Than A 30-year-old 20 Years Ago, 30 Years Ago, Because Of Progress In Technology And Health Care And All The Rest Of This.

The Entrepreneurial Journey Starts With Jumping Off A Cliff And Assembling An Airplane On The Way Down.

Everyone, You Know, During Crises Times, Is Much More Focused On, Okay, How Do We Get The Boat Completely Seaworthy, Sailing Along Well, And Everything Going Well? And So As Long As You're Communicating How The General Strategy Of The Company And How The Work They Can Do To Add To That And To Make That More Successful And The Thing That They Can Contribute To That, That Is Generally Very Motivating For Employees In Crisis Times.

At Silicon Valley, I'm Extremely Sympathetic To The Revolutionary Response. I Not Only Agree With It Emotionally. I Agree With It Practically. And The Only Thing I Disagree With Is, I Don't Think Donald Trump Is That. Trump Is Blow It Up For No Good Reason At All. You Want To Actually Do Revolution With A Target, With An Idea, With Building A New System.