Do You Need to Be in Silicon Valley

Do You Need to Be in Silicon Valley - Question

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@Californiansurfer 3 жыл бұрын

Eli : my local libraries have open up again. I love the Los angels library which I use metro and visit museums and metro takes you to Santa Monica beach. Today, with wireless network , I can work anywhere and outside. They finally let me sit inside McDonald’s or Starbucks. I love California. Eli : Fullerton California. We have a amazon store which I get my cart and loaded it with my product and I get a large pizza slice which I go to costco next door. Love it... I have 10 more years to go for retirement , I know I don’t want to work in the south, or Canada. I am looking at Mexico ,it’s beautiful. It’s 550 years old which United States is 250 years old. Well, I plan to visit and find my retirement location... 🇲🇽🇯🇵🇺🇸🏄🏽‍♂️🌊

@francescodellanna7900 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Eli two simple questions about business. 1) Do you need a business plan if you do not need to pitch investors at the moment? Is it just a waste of time or is it useful when you start a business (1st 2nd year)? 2) How do you identify your competitors if you are innovative? For instance what is the competition for Silicon Dojo? Do you literally make up future possible competitors if they do not exist yet?

@angrydog4379 3 жыл бұрын

hey Eli, Question > Would you say go Java, Java Script or C#. A lot of people say "look what is in demand" but to be brutally honest, some companies doesn't even know what the hell they want anymore. Thus this has become a terribly difficult question. But if you were to focus/specialize what language do you think holds the most promise. i didn't include python because very little infrastructure is "currently" build on it but that will probibly change as time goes on. Thank you for taking the time. Peace.

@ShamilSattarov 3 жыл бұрын

Despite Eli saying that he's not a socialist, I think he starting to become one, judging by what he said about bourgeoisie not giving a crap about society they living in.

@bas3q 3 жыл бұрын

Having listened to Eli for 5+ years at this point, I don't think he's at all becoming a socialist. He seems quite moderate tbh. He acknowledges there are some things government intervention is needed for (ie, he's been talking about being in favor of single-payer healthcare for as long as I've listened to him). On the other hand, he seems to recognize that government generally makes a clusterfuck out of things and often gets in the way of business and society in general. Basically, he calls out bullshit on both sides - government and business. He's always also seemed consistent in favoring pragmatic solutions to problems rather than spouting dogma from one belief system or the other.