Everette Taylor
8 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement May 27, 2026 by Everette Taylor · across every show →
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May 27, 2026 negative
Taylor: Remote Workers Slack Off Unless Given Aggressive Goals
“You got to be even more aggressive about your goals. You have to be more on top of people's performance, like performance management, setting aggressive goals, making sure that people are actually locked in, like is really, really important because I've learne…”
May 27, 2026
Taylor: Early-stage founders must serve as their own CMO
“Like, I tell people all the time, founders, you may not be a marketer, but you better be a marketer for yourself, right? You should be your own CMO, right? And so, for people that are starting off and they don't have those connections, they need that first a h…”
May 27, 2026
Taylor: Mental toughness and emotional regulation are top entrepreneurial traits
“Well, I tell people all the time, one of the number one traits that you need to be an entrepreneur are two things, or two number one traits, is mental toughness and emotional regulation, right? Like, you have to be, have real mental fortitude, right? You have …”
May 27, 2026
Taylor: Evaluating Fine Art Requires Tracking Pedigree, Representation, and Auction Data
“And so I'm tracking everything from, like, where they went to grad school, what galleries represent them, what museum acquisitions they have, what other collectors are buying them, like, what are they trading, how are they trading privately, how are they tradi…”
May 27, 2026 negative
May 27, 2026
Taylor: Pitching Kickstarter Backers Requires Proving Delivery, Not Long-Term Equity Upside
“Like, when you're pitching VCs, you're pitching for the long term. You're pitching for, like, the big picture. Like, you're really saying, like, hey, this company can be worth fifty billion dollars one day. On Kickstarter, you're trying to deliver immediate de…”
May 27, 2026
Taylor: Pitchers Fail Most Often by Not Hooking Audiences Within 45 Seconds
“I think pitching in general, the biggest mistake that I see is people that are just not concise, and they don't get to the point. I'm just like, you'll lose me. Like, if you don't catch my attention within the first 30, 45 seconds, like, It gets rough, and lik…”
May 27, 2026 positive
Taylor: CEO's Job Is Driving Shareholder Value Without Personal Emotion
“My job as a CEO, and people may not like this answer, but my job as a CEO is to make sure that this company goes on for the next 1015, 20, a hundred years, and to drive shareholder value. Take the emotions out of it. Right? That's gonna hurt some feelings, but…”