I’ve spent the last five days inside the world’s biggest startup campus, STATION F, right in the heart of Paris. My perspective is still forming. I have a lot to learn, but even with fresh eyes it’s clear this ecosystem is special. For years I’ve imagined a space built for

Founders don’t fail because of ideas. They fail because no one trusts them. Every founder thinks their idea is the reason they’ll succeed. Wrong. Ideas are cheap. Trust is expensive. Investors don’t back you because your deck looks slick. Customers don’t buy because your

Designers see every flaw, except in their own work. STATION F feels like my testing ground right now. I’ve been presenting World Class Design, the platform I’m building to find and feature the world’s best talent, before they get discovered by big tech. What I’ve realized