4 ms·
Because he’s a very talented entrepreneur and that’s who investors want to bet on
by sergefaguet 4y ago
Because he’s a very talented entrepreneur and that’s who investors want to bet on
- Icathian 4y agoIsn't he best known for lighting many billions of SoftBank's dollars on fire? What criteria or evidence are going by when you describe him as "talented"? Again, genuinely trying to understand, here.
- sergefaguet 4y agojust watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgp-CM-gQik&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgp-CM-gQik&feature=youtu.be the guy is an absolute genius, master of charisma and communication, one of the best speakers i've ever seen. he calmly and easily responds to every difficult question ARS throws at him. i aspire to learn from him and would love to spend time with him. of course people will give him much more capital.
- pcbro141 4y agoHe turned $22 billion in funding into $4 billion valuation. That doesn't take much talent lol.
- sergefaguet 4y agoright, everyone can build one of the world's best-known brands and become a billionaire. super easy, no talent needed.
- bambax 4y agoSome talent is needed to convince people to fund you. Little or no talent is needed to set money on fire. Politicians do that all the time.