Columbia University
I spoke at the Entrepreneurship event at Columbia University this spring. Here is my speech.
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Comments (Archived):
This talk was even more fantastic in person 🙂 Thanks for making it up to Columbia! Looking forward to seeing the ecosystem for startups continue to flourish Morningside Heights at both Barnard and Columbia.
Thanks Lara.
I’ll watch it tomorrow thanks for sharing.
You’re pretty good at the unprepared speech thing! Great stories with Jason, I had no idea you worked with him. Takeaways: Learn by doing and quit when your value/trajectory is compromised.I’m at a company of “three smilin bros” and yeah, it already feels out of balance.
That is definitely the takeaway
Was able to listen to it this morning.Great speech in many respects.I laughed hard when you decribed how you felt after a while of doing the “stay-at-home-mom-coffee-shop thing”.
It was quite a time!