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#40. Start. Master. Finish. Repeat! (Jerry Yang: Co-Founder and Former CEO Yahoo)

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On this episode of Coder Caffeine we chit-chat about caramel macchiato from Taipei, Taiwan, decode a motivational quote from Jerry Yang, and provide a quick mental framework to go from from concept to completion. You'll also hear a powerful Mantra brought to you with a large quantity of iced coffee based enthusiasm to power your day - all because we want you to develop the unrelenting discipline to drive your projects forward, pushing past obstacles and halfway points, and crossing the finish line with triumphant success - just like Jerry Yang! In 2000, Yahoo faced a major challenge when the dot-com bubble burst, leading to a significant decline in advertising revenue and a drastic drop in the company's stock price. Jerry Yang and his team had to navigate this turbulent period by drastically reducing costs, refocusing on core business areas, and innovating new revenue streams. Through Yang's leadership and determination, Yahoo was able to weather the storm, recover, and eventually thrive, emerging as one of the few surviving and thriving companies from the dot-com era. Creds Community! Remember to unlock the momentum of starting, unleash the triumph of finishing - and always keep coding!

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