I'm for good leadership of institutions and also pro-entrepreneurship. The New York Times vs. Substack is another example of these issues.
https://twitter.com/ezraklein/status/1381682594559893509
I am also listening about how a newspaper Frederick Douglass founded after the Civil War struggled. And a bank founded for Black Americans had to close even though they made Douglass president as a last ditch effort to save it. Entrepreneurship is important but very hard. 
In this 2014 interview, Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman talks about how almost everyone rejected him when he tried to start the firm because it was new.
And now as a CEO he has a different role—he must be careful about everything he says.
And now as a CEO he has a different role—he must be careful about everything he says.
In this 2019 interview, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, emphasizes that in a massive organization, you can do a massive amount of good. (But, you have to be able to work with people!)
And Microsoft's purpose is to help others be entrepreneurial.
And Microsoft's purpose is to help others be entrepreneurial.
I suppose I'm biased toward long-term, stable, innovative, outreaching, collaborative *institutions.*
But they all start somewhere!
And big organizations learn from start-ups!
https://twitter.com/davidmackau/status/1381744630207811585?s=19,
https://twitter.com/arindube/status/1381776363208777733?s=19,
https://twitter.com/davidfrum/status/1381597996094255105?s=19
But they all start somewhere!
https://twitter.com/tweetraychang/status/1380898058108604419?s=19
And big organizations learn from start-ups!
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