Jeannette zu Fürstenberg

9 statements across 1 episodes · 3 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 16, 2022 by Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · across every show →

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Mar 16, 2022
Insight
Zu Fürstenberg: Founders must become comfortable operating under constant fear
“But the whole fear, I think fear has to be something that's built into the concept. You have to be able to be comfortable operating under fear.”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 15:39 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 positive
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zu Fürstenberg: Philosophy provides conceptual abstractions to navigate complexity faster
“Think about a philosophy as just as similar abstraction to math or to other, other areas. You will have a genius math brain. I have less of a genius math brain. I'm more like my language is really, is, is really that, right? Like it's, yeah, these conceptual f…”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 25:36 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 neutral
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Zu Fürstenberg: Scarcity of senior women means female founders need male mentors
“There are like, if you're looking for mentors in that industry, there are very few women that have succeeded in business in traditional industries, but also in the startup ecosystem specifically. So you have to kind of lean on to men to support you and to guid…”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 32:59 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 positive
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Zu Fürstenberg: Entrepreneurs create innovation by recombining existing tools and inventions
“They did something that most entrepreneurs do. They look at a given problem, right? And then they just often take things that are already existing and they just kind of reshuffle them to something new, right? They recreate them in a way and shape or form that …”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 8:21 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022
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Zu Fürstenberg: Cynicism kills creation, while experienced optimists drive progress
“I think the best in us are optimists with experience. The worst are cynicists when it comes to creation, because if you're cynical, like, there's no, you know, you just end up being nihilistic, right?”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 41:05 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 negative
Opinion
Zu Fürstenberg: Business schools fail to teach creative, disruptive entrepreneurship
“And then when I went and studied initially philosophy and business, I thought, This has really very little to do with what I've learned with my grandfather. You know, you learn about accounting, and you learn about all these different, you know, marketing stra…”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 3:54 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 negative
Opinion
Zu Fürstenberg: Tokenizing women in separate tech categories actively harms diversity
“I think it's not helping diversity. It's really not helping us as women, I believe, if we're being put into like a separate corner where we're being like, you know, looked at as pets almost, you know, it's like, oh, look, how cute, you know, it's a woman.”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 33:36 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 positive
Insight
Zu Fürstenberg: The best startup founding teams pair rational realists with idealists
“Looking at the best founding teams, you usually have a mix of both, right? Like, if you look at philosophy, you would probably have something called the realist, and you would have someone called an idealist, right? They usually, like, if you look at the best …”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 12:42 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
Mar 16, 2022 neutral
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Zu Fürstenberg: Selling tech to European giants like Daimler can take two years
“If you want to sell a product into a Daimler, into BMW, it's, sometimes can take you two years to kind of really get to kind of some degree of workable sales motion.”
Jeannette zu Fürstenberg Mar 16, 2022 ▶ 18:10 How the Renaissance Sparked an Entrepreneurial Explosion with Jeannette zu Fürstenberg · Joe Lonsdale
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