When the Corporation Has No One Home
What two damaged doors, one human and one made of glass, taught me about responsibility, reputation, and corporate indifference.
The Delivery Man. Authentic Random Life/Work Musing.
"Seb" Taveau tech executive brain (in collaboration with AI) musing about life and tech.
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The Unicorn Illusion
When Valuation Becomes a Substitute for Value
When the Venue Becomes the Headliner
Great artists, unforgettable music, and the uncomfortable question of how much discomfort an audience should be expected to endure.
Is the Reported $53 Billion Bid for PayPal Valuing the Wrong Company?
The reported $53 billion offer for PayPal raises a more interesting question than whether the proposed premium is sufficient.
The Hardest Conversations
Nobody tells you that one day you’ll become the parent in the room.
A Day in the Life of a Delivery Man, 2026
Publishing a book in the age of AI taught me more than any AI conference ever could.
The $40 Billion Traffic Jam
Capital isn’t disappearing. It’s sitting in line behind yesterday’s financial infrastructure.
When the Future Stopped Waiting
AI has collapsed the distance between vision and proof—turning the people who imagine tomorrow into builders who can show it today.
The Older I Get, The More I Like These Corny Quotes
A younger version of me would have rolled his eyes at both of these.
Between Reinvention and Retirement
The quiet transition from preparing for life to realizing you’re already in the middle of it.