“We give out a rake to these people and a cash award... people that save TPUs, that optimize, make them more.”
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Josh Woodward
Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth ·
“They could afford to pay somebody now, but they just won't use their own money because that doesn't look like the smart use of money when they can do it themselves.”
True Wealth: money & business podcast · The $100m mindset they all hated me for - Solidcore's Anne Mahlum
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chooses to pay for experiences or services people need rather than giving cash, because cash often gets saved and not used for growth
Said nearby on the same subject
“The typical interest rate on a savings account is so low you need a magnifying glass; cash in a whole life policy grows guaranteed and pays dividends.”
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Said on Entrepreneurs on Fire
“Important not to give equity to someone just because you can’t afford to pay them… cash is temporary, equity is forever”
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Said on The Lazy CEO Podcast with Jane Lu
“I might give a quarter million in cash and a quarter million in stock for services.”
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Dan Fleischman
Moneywise ·
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