The format is 300 years old. Ben Franklin called it a "club for mutual improvement". We made it frictionless.
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Jonathan Gorczyca
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VP Product + Design at Radial Ventures. AI optimist. Systems builder. Founder @Helm_UX @mentordeck @goodgrowthai
- The psychological safety research is clear: groups where people can speak honestly outperform groups where they can't, across nearly every measurable outcome.
- The personal computer revolution started in a garage. On a rainy Tuesday. With people who just wanted to talk about the same thing. The Homebrew Computer Club ran biweekly for 11 years.
- Leaders are isolated by design. There's no safe room to say "I have no idea what I'm doing here." The higher you go, the fewer people you can be honest with. You perform certainty for employees, investors, board. (Likely your spouse and kids too) It's exhausting and expensive.
