O TYM ODCINKU
Welcome to another episode of our founder insights, where we pass along what we get from the unseen, helping you navigate your founder's journey as you help build the next era.
This week, I take inspiration from Tony (2026) and Anthony Bourdain's origin story to gain insights into how to navigate the founders' journey.
We take a look at the idea of the catalyst, the reasons why we become founders, as well as the idea of climbing the ladder of ideas. Inspired by Plato's Ladder of Love, it's a way to help us see how sometimes the first dream or idea often needs us to go on another journey, for us to become the person who can bring the original dream or idea to life.
Also, happy Ada Lovelace Day! Don't forget that the tech industry and the first computer programme were built by a woman who could see into the unseen and believed in magic. Read more about Ada here: https://robinsonhewitt.com/articles/ada-lovelace-and-the-power-of-imagination-in-technology
What Was Referenced:
- Tony (2026) Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1MVnzd2aVc
- Plato's Symposium, The Ladder of Love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKIL39HOXRA
For The Curious (Free Resources):
💡Learn To Think Like A Futurist: https://robinsonhewitt.com/thinklikeafuturistlist=PLfg7Yazesj6Y&si=w_qVDDo-AOobY5eT
🦋 Start Your Founder's Journey: https://robinsonhewitt.com/the-founders-journey
🏃♂️➡️Bring your ideas to life with Crawl, Walk, Run: https://robinsonhewitt.com/crawlwalkrun
RobinsonHewitt Consulting: Transforming the traditional with the unseen, for the next era of innovation & ideas
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