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2026 18

  1. Confidence isn’t about having more, it’s about calibrating the right amount
  2. 2026 Collaborative Fund Associate Program: Apply Now
  3. Collaborative Fund Conversations: Matt Sonsini
  4. Why we're investing in Dr. Max's
  5. Why we're investing in Tomo
  6. Collaborative Fund Conversations: Jacob Hodes
  7. The Best Charity of the Next 50 Years Might Be a Company
  8. Welcoming Tristan Walker to Collaborative Fund
  9. Our Achilles Heel
  10. Welcoming Parker Hayden to Collaborative Fund
  11. Collab Holdings: A Different Approach to Private Equity for the Best Consumer Brands
  12. Long-Term Money
  13. Whoop
  14. Significance > Success
  15. From Broccoli Sprouts to Podiums: The Science Powering the Next Wave of Personal Records
  16. Backing Cambiotics: A Natural Solution to Remove Forever Chemicals From Your Body
  17. The Power of Constraints
  18. A Few Things I’m Pretty Sure About

2025 36

  1. The Misfit Tree
  2. The Rise of Slow Computing
  3. Warren Buffett Was Always a Brand Guy
  4. 8 Highlights from Collaborative Fund’s 2025 Annual General Meeting
  5. The Coffee Bank and the Speed of Change
  6. AIR Cohort 2: Call for startups
  7. Backing a Brighter Future
  8. If You Get the Chance
  9. The Art of Building Generational Community to Commerce Brands
  10. Back to School
  11. How to frame your competition
  12. My New Book: The Art of Spending Money
  13. The Cost of Comfort
  14. Little Rules About Big Things
  15. What A World (A few Stories)
  16. Ferrari Status
  17. The evolving distribution game in AI
  18. A Screenless Future
  19. Process is brand
  20. Where does value accrue beyond Open AI?
  21. “Reproducing the conditions that made Sequoia’s hallways electric”
  22. Very Bad Advice
  23. Different Kinds of Smart
  24. The Consumer AI Revolution Won’t Be Technical. It’ll Be Emotional.
  25. What Comes Next Isn’t a Product. It’s a Provocation.
  26. A Few Questions
  27. A Few Short Stories
  28. Parallel Systems and the Future of Freight
  29. My Thoughts on Tariffs, Economic History, and the Market Decline
  30. Surviving Tariffs: A Playbook for CPG Startups
  31. Smash Kitchen: Better-for-Everyone Pantry Staples
  32. Beautiful vs. Practical Advice
  33. 2025 Collaborative Fund Associate Program: Apply Now
  34. Pure Independence
  35. The “MAHA” Moment: Just another rebrand?
  36. Minimum Levels of Stress

2024 45

  1. I Have A Few Questions
  2. Acceleron Fusion: Cracking the Code of Muon-Catalyzed Fusion Energy
  3. America’s Superpower
  4. One Trick Pony: Peanut butter that stands out in a crowd
  5. Cafeteria: Putting our finger (back) on the pulse of culture x technology
  6. A Message From the Past (Thoughts on Nostalgia)
  7. Do It Your Way
  8. Take Something Away
  9. From Microbes to Minerals: How Endolith Closes the Copper Demand Gap
  10. Podcast With Howard Marks
  11. Cumulative vs. Cyclical Knowledge
  12. A Number From Today and A Story About Tomorrow
  13. A Few Little Ideas And Short Stories
  14. Fill The Bathtub
  15. Pedaling Through Challenges: Entrepreneurial Lessons from Endurance Cycling
  16. Makes You Think
  17. The Cold Chain: Why It Matters Globally
  18. Event Recap: Building a Policy Strategy Virtual Webinar
  19. Useful and Overlooked Skills
  20. My Month Without a Smartphone
  21. How to prepare for fundraising in a challenging environment
  22. Lazy Work, Good Work
  23. What Can We Do About Water?
  24. A New Era of Biological Engineering: Investing in Caladan Bio
  25. How I Think About Debt
  26. Risk Seeking vs. Mitigating
  27. How to leverage your most valuable asset: your peer group
  28. Invest Like You Give A Damn
  29. Lucky vs. Repeatable
  30. Cultivating a Better Future through Clean Ammonia Production
  31. Find the Savages
  32. Smart Words From Smart People
  33. The Art of the Well Made Introduction
  34. Seabound: Charting a Course to Decarbonize Shipping
  35. The Future Is Now: Pioneering the Sustainable Materials Revolution
  36. Beyond sustainability
  37. Join Our Team: Invest in Entrepreneurs and Ideas Pushing the World Forward
  38. The Dumber Side of Smart People
  39. Anthro Energy: Unlocking Better Batteries
  40. Consumer Brands and Essential Inputs
  41. A Few Thoughts on Spending Money
  42. The Thin Line
  43. PhageLab
  44. Information That Would Get Your Attention
  45. Active vs. Passive Learning

2023 64

  1. Respect Each Others’ Delusions
  2. How Many Santas
  3. Accelerating Climate Solutions: Updates from Collab Fund’s Shared Future Fund
  4. Long-Term News
  5. Frugal vs. Independent
  6. The Full Reset
  7. My New Book: Same As Ever
  8. Wild Minds
  9. Smart Things I’ve Read Lately
  10. AI for a Cooler Earth: Phaidra’s Mission to Combat Data Center Emissions
  11. Team Building
  12. A Few Laws of Getting Rich
  13. The Thin Line Between Bold and Reckless
  14. Recharge, Recycle, Repeat: The Sustainable Secret of the Battery World
  15. The Tide Is Going Out
  16. The Written Word
  17. A Few Things I’m Pretty Sure About
  18. Three Questions for Netflix Co-Founder Marc Randolph
  19. Respect and Admiration
  20. Intelligent vs. Smart
  21. A Few Stories About Big Decisions
  22. The End of the Incandescent Light Bulb: A Failure of Technology and Markets
  23. How to Read: Lots of Inputs and a Strong Filter
  24. Everything Is Cyclical
  25. Our Investment in Verse
  26. Smart Things Smart People Said
  27. A Few Questions
  28. Why You Believe The Things You Do
  29. Fear of Acorns
  30. The Evolution of Sustainable Materials: Six Trends to Watch
  31. Reask: Predicting Extreme Weather In Uncertain Times
  32. Compounding Optimism
  33. Brazil at Silicon Valley
  34. Paying Attention
  35. Expectations Debt
  36. “Mars is for Quitters” —Sara Ledterman
  37. The Spectrum of Financial Dependence and Independence
  38. Vicious Traps
  39. Raise Your Hand If You Like To Win
  40. Announcing our Investment in pH7 Technologies
  41. Some Things I Think
  42. One Big Web: A Few Ways the World Works
  43. Investing in Noya: Affordable Direct Air Capture for a Carbon-Negative Future
  44. Collab’s Sustainability Board: Stacy Kauk from Shopify
  45. Our Investment in Alga Bio
  46. Mental Liquidity
  47. Read Old Books
  48. All Together Now
  49. An Interview with Craig Shapiro
  50. Collab’s Sustainability Board: Vanessa Miler-Fels
  51. Psychological Paths of Least Resistance
  52. Ben Goldhirsh and Barack Obama
  53. The Luckier You Are The Nicer You Should Be
  54. What I Learned Reading 1,000 Investor Reports
  55. How It All Works (A Few Short Stories)
  56. Risk and Regret
  57. My Most Valuable Season
  58. Everything You Can’t Have
  59. Collab’s Sustainability Board
  60. FOMO: The Worst Financial Trait
  61. The Art and Science of Spending Money
  62. Six Questions for Hannah Ritchie, Our World In Data
  63. Ruuf Solar
  64. Justifying Optimism

2022 24

  1. Quick Thoughts on AI
  2. Why Competitive Advantages Die
  3. Take Calculated Risks
  4. Plenna
  5. Ideas That Changed My Life
  6. Getting Wealthy vs. Staying Wealthy
  7. The End of Blitzscaling
  8. Team Building
  9. WeaveGrid
  10. A Few Good Stories
  11. Shared Future: What We’ve Learned So Far
  12. Attention
  13. Very Important and Hard to Teach
  14. Handle Hard Well
  15. Expectations and Reality
  16. A Few Good Books
  17. Expectations (Five Short Stories)
  18. Five Questions for Charles Best
  19. Engaging With History
  20. Latam x Sustainability
  21. Design For An Ethos Of Change
  22. The Adversity Quotient
  23. It’s Supposed To Be Hard
  24. Good Enough

Undated 795

  1. Three big things the most important forces shaping the world
  2. Big beliefs
  3. Rare skills
  4. Reality catches up
  5. Breaking points
  6. Breaking down a tesla
  7. Tails you win
  8. Little ways the world works
  9. Collab sos a new fund and a call to action
  10. Lifestyles
  11. Wealth vs getting wealthier
  12. The playbook
  13. Sos
  14. Keep it going
  15. Too far
  16. First investments from shared future fund
  17. Verne the case for hydrogen fuel
  18. https://collabfund.com/blog/bs/
  19. Endless uncertainty
  20. Rapid funding for climate solutions
  21. Investing in scope zero
  22. Obvious things that easily escape attention
  23. Trying too hard
  24. The rise after the fall
  25. A few beliefs
  26. Never saw it coming
  27. Staying put
  28. Deep roots
  29. What were reading 4122
  30. Think
  31. Safer yet more afraid than ever
  32. Low expectations
  33. Early stage empresas
  34. Surprise shock and uncertainty
  35. What were reading 22522
  36. Experience
  37. Write two letters
  38. Disruptive drilling technology to help geothermal power the world
  39. https://collabfund.com/blog/DT/
  40. After the fact
  41. Fluke
  42. What were reading 12922
  43. Skills
  44. Dont shine the turd
  45. What were reading 1722
  46. Dad quotes
  47. Be curious
  48. Vctrends
  49. Good books
  50. Assured misery
  51. Lessons from the sea
  52. How this all happened
  53. What were reading 111921
  54. How we look at carbon removal
  55. Defining success
  56. Long live the library
  57. What were reading11221
  58. An impact investing infographic
  59. Experts
  60. What were reading 11621
  61. Ahead of the curve
  62. Internal vs external benchmarks
  63. It sounds crazy
  64. Building for the growing 50 percent
  65. What were reading 101521
  66. What were reading 10821
  67. Perception
  68. A tale of two sundays the outsized impact of experience
  69. What were reading 10121
  70. Dangerous feelings
  71. Investing in health data
  72. What were reading 92321
  73. Climate change cow burps and zelp
  74. Historys seductive beliefs
  75. What were reading 91721
  76. Social fabric part two
  77. The future of work
  78. What were reading 9221
  79. Flaws
  80. Rules truths beliefs
  81. The locker room
  82. Fresh insights into the growing home garden trend
  83. What were reading 8521
  84. Mistakes
  85. What were reading 73121
  86. The highest forms of wealth
  87. What were reading 71621
  88. Too smart
  89. https://collabfund.com/blog/$/
  90. What were reading 62521
  91. Little
  92. What were reading 61721
  93. What were reading 61121
  94. Goalpost
  95. What were reading 6421
  96. Announcing $200m in new funds for entrepreneurs pushing the world forward
  97. What were reading 52221
  98. What were reading 51521
  99. Play your own game
  100. What were reading 5821
  101. The limits of investing sanity
  102. What were reading 43021
  103. Investing at the later stage
  104. The spectrum of optimism and pessimism
  105. What were reading 41621
  106. What were reading 4221
  107. The big lessons of the last year
  108. What were reading 32621
  109. Five investing powers
  110. What were reading 32021
  111. Too much too soon too fast
  112. Investing the greatest show on earth
  113. The fed isnt printing as much money as you think
  114. What were reading2621
  115. What were reading 22621
  116. Speculation
  117. Part ii collab x the climate crisis
  118. A few good books
  119. Story
  120. What were reading 2521
  121. Traits
  122. What were reading 12921
  123. Crazy
  124. Cookunity
  125. https://collabfund.com/blog/PF/
  126. What were reading 11521
  127. Writing
  128. Quaise
  129. What were reading 1821
  130. Two worlds
  131. What were reading 21182
  132. Standing
  133. Part i collab x the climate crisis
  134. What were reading 121120
  135. Sure
  136. What were reading 12620
  137. The reasonable optimist
  138. Fable
  139. What were reading112020
  140. We have no idea what happens next
  141. Work from anywhere
  142. What were reading 111320
  143. Oula health
  144. What were reading 103020
  145. What were reading 102320
  146. What were reading 101620
  147. What were reading 10920
  148. Darwin newton
  149. What were reading 10220
  150. Bad decisions
  151. The virtual care tech stack
  152. What were reading 92520
  153. A few rules
  154. Nyc looking to its past to understand its future
  155. What were reading 91920
  156. Obvious things
  157. What were reading 91120
  158. Book the psychology of money
  159. What were reading 9420
  160. What were reading 82720
  161. Alternative forms of wealth
  162. What were reading 82120
  163. What were reading 82020
  164. Expiring vs permanent skills
  165. The three sides of risk
  166. Here we are 5 stories that got us to now
  167. What were reading 8720
  168. What always changes
  169. What were reading 73120
  170. Scramble
  171. What were reading 72520
  172. Good things taken too far
  173. What were reading 71720
  174. What were reading 71020
  175. Lots of things happening at once
  176. Healthcare what happens next
  177. What were reading 0620
  178. Never the same
  179. Tipping point in fighting police brutality
  180. What were reading 51920
  181. What were reading61320
  182. Technologys role in uncovering racism
  183. What were reading 6520
  184. Permanent assumptions
  185. What were reading 52920
  186. Not all live streams are created equal
  187. What were reading 51520
  188. Acceptable flaws
  189. Focus on the end goal
  190. Monument
  191. What have we learned here
  192. What were reading 5920
  193. What were reading 5120
  194. When you have no idea what happens next
  195. Particle health
  196. What were reading 42420
  197. What were reading 41720
  198. Who pays for this
  199. What were reading 41020
  200. What next
  201. What were reading 4320
  202. The shock cycle
  203. Why time has slowed
  204. What were reading 32720
  205. True at once
  206. What were reading 32220
  207. Common enemies
  208. Two things we know with high confidence
  209. What were reading 31220
  210. Corona panic part ii
  211. Different kinds of decline
  212. Some things we are doing about coronavirus
  213. Well get through this
  214. What were reading 3620
  215. Death taxes and three other inevitable things
  216. Corona
  217. What were reading 22820
  218. What were reading 22120
  219. 100 little ideas
  220. Experiential retail needs to die
  221. What were reading 21420
  222. History is only interesting because nothing is inevitable
  223. What were reading 2720
  224. How things have gotten better
  225. The sexy investment premium opportunities in boring assets
  226. Is cpg doomed
  227. Useful laws of the land
  228. What were reading 13120
  229. The case for cold contacting
  230. Different kinds of easy
  231. More than words
  232. What were reading 12420
  233. Consumer fatigue and the brand cycle
  234. What were reading 11620
  235. What were reading 11020
  236. What i believe least
  237. What were reading1320
  238. 2020 what a time to be alive
  239. Useful hacks
  240. What were reading 122719
  241. The psychology of prediction
  242. What were reading 122019
  243. What were reading 121219
  244. What were reading 12619
  245. Nico the neighborhood investment company
  246. What were reading 111710
  247. No more gurus
  248. What were reading 112119
  249. Bison trails why we invested
  250. What were reading 111519
  251. Common plots of economic history
  252. Governance
  253. Risk based care
  254. What were reading 11819
  255. What were reading 11119
  256. The spectrum of wealth
  257. Adding work as a category
  258. What were reading 102519
  259. Useful biases
  260. Second layer solutions and the next wave of innovation
  261. What were reading 101819
  262. Tech
  263. What were reading 101115
  264. Death taxes and a few other things
  265. What were reading 10419
  266. What were reading 92719
  267. Wework lessons that apply to lots of stuff
  268. What were reading 92019
  269. Fat happy and in over your head
  270. What were reading 91519
  271. Immutable truths and arguing fools
  272. This isnt your grandmothers tech company but it should be
  273. What were reading 9619
  274. Philosophies
  275. What were reading 83019
  276. You better love this
  277. What were reading 82119
  278. What were reading 81619
  279. The laws of investing
  280. What were reading 8919
  281. What were reading 8219
  282. Laws
  283. Consumable digital commodities
  284. What were reading 72619
  285. Visiting bitstamp
  286. What were reading 71819
  287. Ten hundred words bit money
  288. What were reading 71219
  289. Inseparable pairs
  290. Going the distance
  291. What were reading 7519
  292. Why things break
  293. What were reading 62719
  294. What were reading 62119
  295. Unpopular opinions in crypto
  296. A few thoughts on public speaking
  297. What were reading 051419
  298. Starkware
  299. Kimbal musk cofounder of square roots and board director at tesla space x and chipotle
  300. Financial advice for my new daughter
  301. Good ideas
  302. What were reading 53119
  303. Beyond meats exec chairman seth goldman
  304. What were reading 52419
  305. Magic spoon
  306. What were reading 051719
  307. Realistic personal finance hacks
  308. Meet guy vidra
  309. What were reading 5102019
  310. Degrees of confidence
  311. Sleep as medicine
  312. Five lessons from history
  313. What were reading 05032019
  314. What were reading 4262019
  315. You played yourself
  316. What were reading 4192019
  317. Introducing collab crypto
  318. When youll believe anything
  319. The next wave of plant based alternatives
  320. What were reading 4122019
  321. You have to live it to believe it
  322. What were reading 452019
  323. Fees vs fines
  324. What were reading march2919
  325. Different kinds of information
  326. Stop giving investment advice
  327. We dont build enough homes
  328. What were reading march21
  329. Step
  330. What were reading march15
  331. The value of college
  332. Counterintuitive competitive advantages
  333. What were reading march8
  334. Notes from collaboratives 2019 summit
  335. Its been a while
  336. Pure downside no silver lining
  337. What were reading mar1
  338. Not caring a unique and powerful skill
  339. What else matters
  340. What were reading feb21
  341. Different kinds of stupid
  342. What were reading feb15
  343. Short money rules
  344. Why time horizon works
  345. What were reading feb7
  346. Where big leaps happen
  347. What were reading feb1
  348. Origins of greed and fear
  349. What were reading jan25
  350. The biggest returns
  351. Healthcare what were looking for
  352. What were reading jan18
  353. Time to do something
  354. What were reading jan13
  355. Things im pretty sure about
  356. Wild expectations
  357. What were reading jan4
  358. What were reading dec28
  359. What we learned this year
  360. What were reading dec22
  361. Investing ideas that changed my life
  362. What were reading dec14
  363. A day in the life of collaborative fund
  364. Rational vs reasonable
  365. What were reading dec7
  366. An interpretation of stated odds
  367. Drip drip drip
  368. What were reading nov29
  369. Selfish writing
  370. What were reading nov23
  371. What were reading nov16
  372. For days
  373. What were reading nov9
  374. When things get wild
  375. What were reading nov2
  376. No one is crazy
  377. What were reading oct26
  378. Humble exits
  379. What were reading oct19
  380. Rube goldberg
  381. Fourpost
  382. Endless west
  383. What were reading oct12
  384. Time horizon vs endurance
  385. What were reading oct5
  386. Risk management
  387. What were reading sep28
  388. Foxtrot
  389. Gem
  390. What were reading sep21
  391. Fool me three times and i give up
  392. What were reading sep14
  393. Investing in spyce
  394. What were reading sep7
  395. Newcomers
  396. Concealed emotions
  397. What were reading sep1
  398. People vs companies
  399. Ideas
  400. Consumption as identity not as crazy as it sounds
  401. Big opportunity sorting data
  402. What were reading aug10
  403. Natural maniacs
  404. What were reading aug3
  405. Appealing fictions
  406. Calling others to join collaborative fund update
  407. What were reading july27
  408. Real world vs book knowledge
  409. Collab plus sesame just became loveverys biggest institutional investor heres why
  410. Delicious new protein source starting with salmon burger terramino foods
  411. What were reading july20
  412. Mindsets optimism vs complacency vs pessimism
  413. What were reading july13
  414. The lifecycle of greed and fear
  415. Kicking off collaborative fund iv what were looking for
  416. https://collabfund.com/blog/iv/
  417. What were reading july6
  418. What were reading july29
  419. Little money rules
  420. What were reading june22
  421. Theranos lessons
  422. What were reading june15
  423. Repeating themes
  424. Team collaborative
  425. What were reading june8
  426. The psychology of money
  427. What were reading june1
  428. Calling others to join collaborative fund
  429. What were reading May25
  430. If i were wrong what would it look like
  431. What were reading may18
  432. What were reading may11
  433. If collaborative fund invested in public stocks
  434. Nobody planned this nobody expected it
  435. Childrens privacy in the age of cambridge analytica
  436. What were reading may5
  437. Everyone needs help
  438. What were reading april27
  439. Rules in the textbooks guidelines in the trenches
  440. What were reading april20
  441. What were reading april13
  442. Some things im pretty sure about
  443. An art leveraging a science
  444. What were reading march29
  445. How to talk to people about money
  446. What were reading mar22
  447. Why we listen to bad forecasts
  448. How to build a consumer brand
  449. What were reading march16
  450. Ironies of luck
  451. Expectations vs forecasts
  452. What were reading march10
  453. What were reading march2
  454. What were reading feb23
  455. Why im bullish on gen z
  456. Making sense vs being right
  457. Collaborative funds 2018 summit
  458. What were reading feb9
  459. The next wave digital detox
  460. What were reading february2
  461. Future self
  462. How to beat amazon
  463. What were reading jan26
  464. What were reading Jan19
  465. Risky
  466. What were reading jan12
  467. The thrill of uncertainty
  468. Negotiating
  469. What were reading january4
  470. Making history by doing nothing
  471. What happened in consumer in 2017
  472. What were reading dec29
  473. The greatest story ever told
  474. What were reading december15
  475. Solving hard problems with simple ideas
  476. What were reading december8
  477. How to read financial news
  478. What were reading December1
  479. Conflicting skill sets
  480. Great products vs great businesses
  481. New yorks venture ecosystem just leveled up
  482. Grateful
  483. What were reading november17
  484. Were all out of touch
  485. Knowing your audience
  486. What were reading november10
  487. Never do that again
  488. What i read and why
  489. The generation that tech forgot
  490. What were reading nov3
  491. How i got into tech
  492. The freakishly strong base
  493. What were reading oct26 1
  494. What were reading 1017
  495. The theory of maybes
  496. What were reading oct14
  497. A decade watching the craziest game
  498. What were reading oct 6
  499. The shallow benefit of deep liquidity
  500. Companies were excited about
  501. What were reading sep29
  502. Saving money and running backwards
  503. How to make the economy grow
  504. What were reading sep22
  505. Skills vs behavior
  506. What were reading sep1417
  507. Your e commerce brand will probably fail
  508. Make your point and get out of the way
  509. The four fundamental skills of all investing
  510. What were reading 0917
  511. Disrupting investors own game
  512. What were reading sep117
  513. Overcoming your demons
  514. What were reading aug25
  515. What i learned in the last year
  516. Why collaborative fund invested in square roots
  517. The unsolvable puzzle
  518. What were reading aug18
  519. What were reading aug11
  520. Why everyone should write
  521. What were reading aug317
  522. An honest business news update
  523. The dam breaks toward doing good
  524. The most dangerous kind of learning
  525. What were reading july28
  526. Six questions for steve case
  527. Difficult shades of grey
  528. Why diets do not make good investments
  529. What were reading july21
  530. Betting on things that never change
  531. What were reading july14
  532. Every great investment hurts
  533. Rethinking education
  534. Dandelion
  535. What i believe most
  536. Sustainable sources of competitive advantage
  537. Transparency
  538. Simple business models that work
  539. What were reading june30
  540. Goals
  541. Courage
  542. What were reading June16
  543. The seduction of pessimism
  544. What were reading june9
  545. In defense of b corporations
  546. The power of failing well
  547. Jay
  548. What were reading June2
  549. Expiring vs lt knowledge
  550. Backing the good guys
  551. What were reading may276
  552. The hardest part of investing is saying yes
  553. What were reading may1817
  554. Ngv
  555. The advantage of being a little bit underemployed
  556. 23 books that changed my life
  557. What were reading may12
  558. Housing
  559. What were reading may517
  560. Stories vs statistics
  561. Staying competitive as the world changes
  562. Wwr april28
  563. Quora
  564. What were reading april21
  565. Careful what you wish for
  566. What were reading april14
  567. Short investing rules
  568. Aligning interests is the most important investment trend
  569. What were reading april7
  570. What we said when the world changed
  571. What were reading March31
  572. Risk
  573. Six questions for brent beshore
  574. What were reading march24
  575. What were reading March17
  576. Busy vs productive
  577. Business advice from a one year old
  578. What were reading March10
  579. Let me convince you to save money
  580. Investors dont like opportunistic investments until they do
  581. Why were wearing red today
  582. What were reading march3
  583. Surviving the continuous chain of disappointments
  584. What were reading feb24
  585. Multiple points of view
  586. What were reading feb17
  587. Getting rich vs staying rich
  588. What were reading feb10
  589. The making of a brand
  590. Five common mistakes of cpg startups
  591. Everyone is still learning
  592. What were reading feb3
  593. What were reading jan27
  594. Business lessons
  595. You can see where this is going
  596. How to read
  597. What were reading Jan20
  598. Lindsay holden
  599. Insurance is sold not bought
  600. What were reading Jan12
  601. A chat with daniel kahneman
  602. Six questions for shane parrish
  603. Its time to shake up the legal industry
  604. Grandmasters of work
  605. What were reading Jan6
  606. The difference between impatience and having no tolerance for inefficiency
  607. Maya most advanced yet acceptable
  608. What were reading dec30
  609. New years acceptances
  610. The power of brutal honesty
  611. Feedback
  612. Problems we want solved
  613. Update on collab plus sesame
  614. What were reading dec16
  615. What were reading Dec09
  616. The art and science of investing
  617. Voting with your dollars
  618. The bad side of a good idea
  619. What were reading dec2
  620. You should treat fundraising like dating heres why
  621. Kids consumer health money and cities
  622. Writing lessons for a better life
  623. Labor and leisure
  624. Six questions for dan gardner
  625. What were reading nov25
  626. The best way to fund your business
  627. What were reading 1116
  628. Businesses need to step up
  629. The difference between a stat and a fact
  630. Six questions for dan pink
  631. What were reading nov11
  632. Overlooked truths of business and investing success
  633. What were reading nov4
  634. Six questions for reformed broker josh brown
  635. What i learned losing a million dollars
  636. Food trends and the impact on cpg companies
  637. Why smart people make bad decisions
  638. The collaborative fund turns six what ive learned
  639. What were reading Oct28
  640. Surprise
  641. Whats good for the mom is good for the baby and good for business
  642. The new business strategy be a little nicer to everyone
  643. Languageofbusiness
  644. What were reading Oct21
  645. The many challenges of cpg and retail startups
  646. The long run is just a collection of short runs
  647. What were reading oct1416
  648. Whats something you strongly believe thats likely wrong
  649. The most complicated simple problems
  650. Leah busque
  651. Announcing kidtech
  652. What were reading Oct7
  653. The most overlooked trait of investing success
  654. Explaining old products to my son
  655. What were reading sep30
  656. The difference between a bubble and a cycle
  657. What were reading sep2216
  658. Todays innovations are tomorrows baseline
  659. The hierarchy of earning profit
  660. Get rid of the boring
  661. What were reading sep16
  662. Old world new world
  663. What a time to be alive
  664. What were reading 0916
  665. Theres nowhere left to hide
  666. Simple rules of capitalism
  667. When you change the world and no one notices
  668. Welcoming morgan housel
  669. How warby parker casper and dollar shave club are inspiring a new generation of entrepreneurs
  670. The way we talk about exit matters
  671. Consumer startups are a great investment heres why
  672. Things we make things we grow
  673. A new basis for brand loyalty
  674. Put down pokemon go
  675. Shirley kurata
  676. Marissa evans alden
  677. Grow the pie not your slice
  678. Ryan caldbeck
  679. Putting parents oxygen masks on first
  680. What is technology
  681. Mike del ponte
  682. The case for a millennial ronald mcdonald
  683. The baby sitters club v2
  684. Shivani siroya
  685. Steven van wel
  686. Collaborative fund and sesame workshop launch collabsesame
  687. Leo widrich
  688. Investing in the next g
  689. Eight questions for nicholas negroponte
  690. Tristan walker
  691. The villain test
  692. Collaboratives next step
  693. Aiming high
  694. Social good practices for companies
  695. Getting creative within constraints
  696. Building momentum vs creating it
  697. Qa opentable founder chuck templeton
  698. Social fabric
  699. Tackle the impossible vs navigate the impossible
  700. Our food system needs to be reshaped
  701. A history lesson with collaborative fund investor and former sequoia capital general partner tom mcmurray
  702. Hiring the best
  703. Empowering creativity through mistakes
  704. Some good eggs
  705. Introducing featuring
  706. With noses pressed against the glass
  707. What would you build if you could reach 490 million users
  708. 21st century unions
  709. Goodness power and data
  710. What does peer to peer look like at scale
  711. To change culture be a sheep in wolfs clothing
  712. Why minecraft is the new microsoft office
  713. Why wouldnt a founder want to exit
  714. How a 10 year fund life impacts your startup
  715. Collaborative circleup announcement
  716. Venture subsidy vs growth over profit
  717. What we like
  718. Lets playalong
  719. Collaborative fund progress
  720. What is citizenship on the internet
  721. Celebrating our strong roots chuck templeton
  722. Making sense of connected devices
  723. Stop get out unplug and notice
  724. Invest in your employees for better returns
  725. Why does ebay still use seller ratings
  726. Only good news is actually bad news
  727. Change culture by making big bets
  728. How quarterly became a platform for empowering creative
  729. How your 8 year old is building a digital reputation
  730. Win a scholarship for seth godins skillshare class
  731. The uber of x companies are only halfway there
  732. Celebrating our strong roots chris cerf
  733. Building from your insight
  734. Your ideas wont build themselves
  735. Founders first diy
  736. Will make the world better
  737. What happens when the peer economy grows up
  738. Strong returns come from strong roots
  739. Build design culture dont wait for it
  740. If fico klout had a baby
  741. Founders first quarterly co
  742. An update on 1099 is 42 million people are currently
  743. Unpacking collaborative funds investment thesis
  744. Putting sensors to work for us
  745. Future of payments
  746. Should non profits act more like tech start ups
  747. Do something good feel something real
  748. Translating big ambition into great design
  749. Disruption in food
  750. Who really should learn how to code
  751. Great brands scratch an itch
  752. Introducing 1099 is an online tax resource for the
  753. Founders first grand st
  754. Announcing social citizens a partnership with the case
  755. The sharing economy is coming of age
  756. Create a community before launching
  757. Backing the shared future
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