Introduction:

When we hear about Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), we often picture sprawling communities with thousands of token holders scattered across the globe. But just as not all businesses start as multinational giants, DAOs don't need to begin on a massive scale. In fact, there's a compelling case for them to start small.

In my recent journey through the pages of "Teams of Teams," authored by a former U.S. General, I found myself captivated by the profound insights it offers into the ever-changing battlefield and the striking parallels it draws between military adaptability and the dynamics of modern organizations. This book serves as a compelling guide for organizations seeking transformation to thrive in today's dynamic world.

I can't even begin to describe how inspired I felt after attending the Buildspace IRL event in San Francisco. Being surrounded by such innovative and driven entrepreneurs was genuinely awe-inspiring. The energy of the city and the passion of the early-stage founders I met left an indelible mark on me. In fact, I'm even considering a move here to fully immerse myself in this thriving ecosystem and continue learning from those who are changing the world one startup at a time.