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Adam Neumann says a half-hour car ride with Masayoshi Son is when his ego took over—and WeWork’s $47 billion collapse began
The WeWork cofounder told Steven Bartlett that by the time he walked back into headquarters after SoftBank’s multibillion-dollar offer, “I forgot what we were all about.”
Billionaire WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann is back in the entrepreneurship game with Flow, and he says he’s determined not to repeat the mistakes that led to the coworking startup’s monumental $47 billion collapse. This time, he says, he knows exactly why he failed. “I think society has taught us that once we gain that success, once we gain those material things, we get to this number, suddenly that hole that we all feel inside of us will be full,” Neumann said on The Diary…
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