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Your Second Brain Is Worth Millions — If You Can Really Get Your Company To Use It

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By Lewis Schiff
| Forbes Verified
Your Centaur CEO—part hard-charging human on top and serious horsepower underneath—lets you stay in your obsessive founder mode longer than ever. Created by the author and Google The Centaur CEO's next move: build the brain, then get out of its way In January, I wrote about the coming Centaur CEO — human intelligence on top, serious AI horsepower holding up the bottom.
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By Lewis Schiff
| Forbes Japan Verified
今月はじめ、ブルゴーニュ地方を車で走っていたとき、道路脇に「起業家の庭（entrepreneurial garden）」と書かれた看板を目にした。この地域は、フランスの経済学者ジャン＝バティスト・セイ（1767〜1832年）が「entrepreneur（起業家）」という言葉を広めた場所から、およそ150キロメートルほどしか離れていない。フランス語の「間（entre）」と「取る（prendre）」に由来する言葉だ。つまりこの庭は、起業家精神の発祥の地のすぐ近くにあったといえる。 セイは、起業家が供給を生み出し、その供給が需要を喚起するという「セイの法則」で知られる。起業家は市場を待たない。自ら作り出すのだ。セイの時代から、この言葉は長い旅路をたどってきた。そして起業家自身もまた進化してきた。過去2世紀の間に、その定義は4つの明確な世代を経て変遷し、それぞれの時代の経済的な力によって形作られてきた。...
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From Fruit Stands To Private Equity: The Four Ages Of The Entrepreneur

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By Lewis Schiff
| Forbes Verified
Entrepreneurial Garden Google's Generative AI Driving through Burgundy earlier this month, I spotted a roadside sign for an "entrepreneurial garden." The region sits about 150 kilometers from where French economist Jean-Baptiste Say (1767–1832) popularized the word entrepreneur — French for "between" and "to take" — so you could say this garden was near entrepreneurship's ground zero. Say is famous for "Say's Law," which holds that entrepreneurs create supply, which then generates demand.
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