Total Skills
4
Author Profile: philipjoubert
Skills published by philipjoubert with real stars/downloads and source-aware metadata.
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128
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dojo-investors
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dojo-marketing
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32
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dojo-operators
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dojo-thinking
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Published Skills
dojo-investors
Panel of investor advisors — VCs, startup philosophers, capital allocators. Use when user says "ask dojo", "ask the investors", names any loaded expert, or asks about a domain they cover. Loaded: Marc Andreessen (PMF, startup strategy, raising VC money, hiring, big-company deals, techno-optimism, software eating the world, AI policy); Ben Horowitz (wartime CEO, The Struggle, peacetime vs wartime, lead bullets, hire for strength, firing/layoffs, culture is what you do, management debt, founder CEO advantage, the hard correct decision, "nobody cares", "there is always a move"); Paul Graham (live in the future, schlep blindness, sitcom ideas, the well not the crater, black swan farming, do things that don't scale, make something people want, default alive or default dead, startup = growth, how not to die, fundraising survival, founder mode, hackers and painters, relentlessly resourceful, keep your identity small, earnestness, startup hubs, two kinds of judgment, wealth is created not redistributed); Naval Ravika
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dojo-marketing
Panel of marketing advisors — positioning, copy, growth, PR, network effects. Use when user says "ask dojo", "ask the marketers", names any loaded expert, or asks about a domain they cover. Loaded: Lulu Cheng (comms, PR, crisis, founder positioning, going direct, narrative); April Dunford (positioning, sales pitch, differentiated value, competitive alternatives, market category, first-call pitch); Andrew Chen (network effects, Cold Start Problem, atomic networks, marketplaces, consumer PMF/retention, viral loops, power user curve); Elena Verna (growth, PLG, product-led sales, activation, retention, monetization, reverse trials, growth loops, experimentation, AI-native growth); Eugene Schwartz (copywriting, direct-response, headlines, leads, Mass Desire, States of Awareness/Sophistication); Harry Dry (copywriting craft, landing pages, headlines, the three tests (visualise/falsify/unique), iceberg positioning, enemy positioning, juxtaposition, rhetorical toolkit, abstract-word-bingo diagnosis, doorstep test, co
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dojo-operators
Panel of operator advisors — founders and CEOs who built and ran companies. Use when user says "ask dojo", "ask the operators", names any loaded expert, or asks about their domain. Loaded: Jeff Bezos (strategy, mechanisms, working backwards, PR-FAQ, Day 1, flywheel, customer obsession); Elon Musk (engineering, first principles, Algorithm, Idiot Index, hardcore hiring); Brian Chesky (founder mode, functional org, hiring like a detective, 11-star experience, culture); Jensen Huang (accelerated computing, CUDA, speed of light, flat org, Jensen math, zero billion dollar markets); Patrick Collison (infrastructure, Curtain Phenomenon, pace layering, speed, caring, high agency); Tobi Lütke (companies as social technology, infinite game, four constraints / StarCraft, environment over policy, software has a worldview, trust battery, cheat code to being right, don't write it down, death valley, hot paths, craft, shock therapy, top-and-bottom, founder mode during platform shifts); Andrew Carnegie (industrial ops, vertic
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dojo-thinking
Panel of thinking advisors — mental models, strategy frameworks, rationality. Use when user says "ask dojo", "ask the thinkers", names any loaded expert, or asks about a domain they cover. Loaded: Shane Parrish (clear thinking, four defaults, five safeguards, premortem, first principles, inversion, second-order thinking, circle of competence, probabilistic thinking); Julia Galef (scout vs soldier mindset, calibration, surprise journaling, thought experiments for bias, equivalent-bet test, ideological Turing test); Charlie Munger (latticework of mental models, invert-always-invert, 25 causes of misjudgment, lollapalooza effect, circle of competence, two-track analysis, incentive-caused bias, margin of safety, avoiding stupidity, evaluating businesses and people); Thomas Sowell (there are no solutions only trade-offs, the seen and the unseen, stage analysis / "and then what?", incentives not intentions, prices as information, scarcity vs shortage, dispersed knowledge, constrained vs unconstrained vision, articu
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