In this episode we cover:

• the pros and cons of different business models: https://twitter.com/SamShepler/status/1287000513242947585
• the inverted order of priorities that usually shakes up businesses: https://twitter.com/Jaffer22915438/status/1286998220523151361
• and the importance of building strong relationships with your e-commerce suppliers: https://twitter.com/jayvasdigital/status/1286675858426671115

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Today we discuss from Twitter:

- A CEO's first job is to get the company capitalized. A CEO's second job is to recruit a team. A CEO's third job is to provide them with clarity so they can solve their customers' problems. A CEO's fourth job is to get out of the way until one of the above is no longer true: https://twitter.com/shl/status/1283778788317229056

- Northern Hemisphere restaurants have 90 days to develop a delivery business - outdoor anything will crater come October: https://twitter.com/ashwindeshmukh/status/1283375593690673153

- 1st time founders are obsessed with product. 2nd time founders are obsessed with distribution. Is distribution more important than product? https://twitter.com/jmj/status/1284137492304691204

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This episode features James and Marcelo taking on:

• $50k fees announced for Harvard online tuition during the COVID 19 pandemic - is it worth the money?
• plus GPT-3 - an AI language model that can do magical things, including writing articles, working programming code, and much more - how will this impact the future?

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Mentioned in this episode:

• Tweet showing GPT-3 creating code: https://twitter.com/justindross/status/1282877176702889984