Peter Yang

Here's what Satya achieved in 48 hours:

On Friday, he:
- Gets blindsided by OpenAI's board
- Faces turmoil in his billion-dollar investment
- Risks Microsoft stock tanking when markets open

By Monday, he:
- Secures spots for OpenAI's top talent at Microsoft
- Still supports the team going back with a new board
- Drives Microsoft stock price to an all-time high

As Satya said on Kara Swisher's podcast about Microsoft's AI prospects:

“We have the people, we have the compute, we have the data, we have everything.“

📌 I wrote up my thoughts on OpenAI's culture, its troubles, and how these events might change the AI landscape. Join 60,000+ who'll get it in their inbox tomorrow: https://creatoreconomy.so/

Excited to start at Reddit today, here's why I'm joining:

In your career, you'll find a few people who:

• Believe in you when no one else does
• Give you opportunities that push you to grow
• Are always willing to tell you the truth

Cherish these people and in 2023, strive to be one of them for someone else.

Innovation doesn't come from strategy docs.

It comes from taking action, failing quickly, and knowing when to change your mind.

From NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang:

“Unless you have a tolerance for failure, you will never experiment. If you don't experiment you won't innovate, and if you don't innovate you won't succeed.“

Getting laid off sucks but you're not alone - especially in this economy.

I recently interviewed Ethan Evans (ex-Amazon VP) about how he recovered after getting laid off during the 2003 recession with a child and no income.

I hope his story inspires you, link to full interview below:
https://buff.ly/3U7rIuL