who is ready for day 2 livecast of the all-in summit aka my personality in a speaker lineup:

brain armstrong (web3)
gwenyth paltrow (lifestyle / wellness)
mr beast (content)
larry summers (economics)
nicole paulk (molecular biology / genetics)
brad gerstner (fun)

+ others

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

GWYNETH PALTROW!!! 

i luv her sm but the audio is so bad it sounds like she’s speaking a different language so I’m just gazing back and forth between my screen and her beautiful oversized streamed face

friedberg: how did you decide to be an entrepreneur instead of just an endorser?

gp: in my case, maybe it was naïveté. I wanted to build something brick by brick. It started with me writing content in my kitchen in london and there was a few business models: started with content, then product, then inhouse product.

gp: we’ve always had a general curiosity in wellness and we can impact how we feel, and we were on the early side of this. i’m glad that I feel bullish on aging. my pod for me is about learning and that’s why i listen to your pod every week; the depth of knowledge and the open-mindedness really resonates.

chamath: thoughts on tobi and Brian’s stances of team vs family?

gp: the toughest thing about being a founder is the people. as a mostly women team, it would be hard to be team only but there also have to be boundaries. when i the look back at the mistakes ive made at goop, they’re bc i did want it to be a family.

friedberg: is Hollywood challenged in speaking its mind? it seems 

gp: i think cancel culture is toxic and — I have a whole long theory about this but — we have a binary way of looking at good and bad, but we’re a spectrum. and because we live in a culture where we can’t show that spectrum, society jumps on it

gp (on future of hollywood): inherent models of business have changed so much, and it brings up interesting questions about what it means for art moving forward. emerging tech will change the way things are made; we all, artists included, do need to be openminded about this tech because the train has left the station.

gp (on AI convos behind the doors): actors are worried about their likeness (voice, image) could be used and they won’t be compensated for it and it will be a free for all. i don’t find writers to be as concerned about AI piece as actors; i have heard they are finding it to be useful.

gp (on brand and product considerations): i don’t think about products that way; i do it more from the inside out — i think about it what i…

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💔

jcal: whatve you enjoyed the most in your career?

gp: enjoyed all of the chapters, genuinely. ive had an incredibly diverse life and thrilling to work in film when it was burgeoning in LA and then transition to entrepreneurship.