Lumos House

Our next Tech Breakfast Social w/ Rho is on September 20. Early-stage investors, founders, and "founder-curious" – you're invited! Join us for candid conversations, coffee, and bagels. RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/eDaxexwJ cc: Jacob, Justin, Drew, Kate, Christianna, Michael, Bartu

Reach out to us if you want to sponsor an event!

We're hosting a rooftop mixer for tech professionals, founders, and investors on September 17. It'll be hosted at the Arlo Williamsburg - and it might be the last one of the warm, summer season! Join us and 1,000+ other friends in tech for cocktails, conversations, and sunset views. RSVP: https://lu.ma/summertech6

See you in SF + LA.

I turn 29 today. This past year has been the most important one of my life. I quit drinking, met the love of my life, quit my job—and went all-in on building a company—taking it further than I ever imagined I’ve learned a lot about taking risks, managing relationships, building wealth, and motivating myself from people much wiser than me. Today I’m sharing the 28 lessons I learned at 28. Hoping one of them be helpful and can impact you in a small way. (𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬) 1. Learn to do things with fewer moves. 2. Being kind is the ultimate life hack. 3. Find your playground. 4. Build your naked skills. 5. Like attracts like. 6. Problems are opportunities in disguise. 7. Find asymmetric risk. 8. If you’re about to write an angry email, wait. 9. Nobody is thinking about you as much as you think they are. 10. Motivation is overrated. 11. Building your own routine is overrated. 12. Saying “I don’t know” is underrated. 13. The whole point of your career is to build an awesome life. 14. Lift heavy things more often. 15. You do your best work when you’re not working. 16. Tell people you admire them. 17. How to manipulate time. 18. Big things take the same amount of effort as small things. 19. Chase awe. 20. Trust is earned in drops and lost in buckets. 21. Record more stuff. 22. Fire your boss (or your client). 23. Don’t plan further out than a year for your career. 24. Trust your gut. 25. Useful, not true. 26. Host events. 27. You’re capable of more than you think. 28. Don’t listen to me (or anyone else). *** 👉 Click repost to share this with your network and follow Andrew Yeung for more. 📌 Want all of my best ideas one place? Join 30,000+ other readers on my newsletter (see comments below).

We threw a massive after-party last week to wrap up the OOO Summit. Here's what it looked like: Thank you to our partners at DataStax, Agree.com, Blindspot, Otis AI, Clik, and Justworks. Stay tuned for OOO 2025! cc: Rachel, Jason Mitchner, Arthur, Regan, Ariel, Siri, Bogdan, Bogdan, Matei, Matei, Will, Marty, Miguel, Amelia.

This was our largest project to date. We spent three months planning The OOO Summit with the Carry team, all leading up to the moment on August 17. For my team, it was all hands on deck. The result? We SOLD OUT the conference and hosted 1,000+ guests (500+ founders and CEOs!) over the week. See the epic video below... Thank you to everyone for supporting us: - Everyone who bought a ticket and participated in the conference - Our sponsors: Justworks, DataStax, Blindspot, Agree.com, Otis AI, Clik. - Our partners: Eitan Miller, Conner Roach. - Our awesome team: Jacob Solano, Christianna, Bartu, Ankur, Jaiya, Jessica Stay tuned for OOO 2025. cc: Rachel, Jason Mitchner, Jill, Arthur, Regan, Ariel, Siri, Bogdan, Bogdan, Matei, Marty, Will, Miguel, Amelia.

All the upcoming events we're hosting: - Private founder breakfasts and dinners (CEO, founder audience only) - Junto Club tomorrow - A whole week of events, dinners, and fireside chats at a massive 7-bedroom mansion in LA - and a townhouse in downtown SF See you around!

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Who wants to co-host something during SF Tech Week? I rented a small house in SF (near Marina) for 3 days to host stuff during the week with Blindspot. DM me "SFTW" you want to co-host or sponsor something.