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With over a decade of experience, I’ve found the most challenging aspect of community building to be creating 1:1 connections between members at scale. The difficulty has rested on how those connections are made and whether such a connection is worthwhile.
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How did James Kubik turn a tragic sailing accident into an opportunity to save lives? In our interview, we talked about his mission-driven leadership at Somewear Labs, a Silicon Valley startup revolutionizing life-saving communications for our nation’s frontline teams.
James discusses the importance of culture, values, and leadership in the modern world. We also discuss in depth the challenges of hybrid work, CEO decision-making, and transitioning from consumer to enterprise/military focus.
James also shared his reading recommendations, leadership influences, and the meaning behind his mantra, “Stay neutral, but believe.”
“Monopolies are sacrifices of the many to the few. Where the power is in the few it is natural for them to sacrifice the many to their own partialities and corruptions.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter To James Madison
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