What we learned together on Network Capital this week?

Quick recap of the last 7 days

“The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.” 

This is a beautiful quote by Picasso that sets the tone for the week ahead. Welcome to the weekly roundup of what we learned together this week. You can subscribe to join the full suite of Network Capital’s services - access to subgroups, subscriber only newsletters, live cohort based courses, 1:1 mentorship and Network Capital TV.

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NC Newsletters

We publish 3 long-form essays every week along with a curated job board for our subscribers. Reading these newsletters will help build your category of one

💌 Is there a little bit of Anna in all of us? - The case of Anna Sorokin directs our attention towards unrestrained delusion coupled with “hard work” at the backend. She built her world - a fake but alluring one - and invited the high and mighty of New York to join. They laughed her off initially but in time, she had them chasing her for an entry pass.

💌 YouTube's Impact on Indian Economy - The genius of YouTube’s strategy is that it spends 0$ on content acquisition, unlike Netflix that spends billions of dollars on securing exclusive rights to marquee shows. What makes this even more interesting (from YouTube’s point of view) is that YouTube advertising dollars alone equal the entire revenue of Netflix.

💌 Spotify's Acquisition Spree and the "Facebook" of Music - With the acquisition of Podsights, Spotify will be able to help advertisers understand how podcast ads drive actions that matter to their businesses. Over time, it plans to extend these measurement capabilities beyond podcasts to the full scope of the Spotify platform, including audio ads within music, video ads, and display ads.

💌 The Incredible Women of Network Capital - We lost our chief mentor last week but her values will continue to inspire us to build a world where talent is equally distributed but opportunities are not. Women have shaped, built and scaled Network Capital into a global movement.

Events and Live Cohort Based Courses

⭐ Join the Career Restart Program - Restarting your career should not be a matter of shame or guilt. It is a fact of life that many of us will have to embrace in the years to come. That’s why we launched the career restart program. If you know someone who took a break and wants to get back into the workforce, send them our way. (Enroll Now)

⭐ Join the Network Capital Learning Retreat in Chail - Join in for Network Capital’s first learning retreat for a weekend of interesting people, fascinating conversations and genuine connections. (Enroll Now)

⭐ MBA & Masters Bootcamp - Over the last three years thousands of Network Capital subscribers have made it to the top schools around the world - INSEAD, Stanford, Wharton, Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge, Yale, Columbia, Science Po and so on. As a part of this bootcamp we will be covering all aspects of the application process and host alums of these top schools to talk about their experience and application process. (Enroll Now)

Featured Jobs

Every week we curate top jobs along with referrals and application guidance for our subscribers. Here are some of the jobs from our job board.

🚀 Jajabor Brand Consultancy | Senior Manager - Impact and Investment Communication | Gurgaon | Referral available, write to us

🚀 Open Secret | India | Referral available, write to us

🚀 Dhun | India | Referral available, write to us

🚀 1517 Ventures | Remote | Apply

Our first 4 courses taught by NC subscribers l Check Out and Enroll

💡Mastering Product Management by Ravish Bhatia (Product Head India Gold)

💡She The Leader by Shalini Prakash (Investor, LinkedIn Top Voice, Author)

💡Hard Conversations Made Easy taught by Yogi Sharma (Left a million dollar job to become a teacher and life coach)

💡Evolving Men’s Collective by Ashmeet Kapoor (Former CEO, I Say Organic)

Have a wonderful week ahead. — Your Network Capital Team

“And I like large parties. They’re so intimate. At small parties there isn’t any privacy.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

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