Gamesville
Founder
Steven Kane
Entrepreneur, investor, gadfly, haiku-ist.
Entrepreneur, investor, gadfly, haiku-ist.
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Experience
GameLogic
Founder
LuckyLabs
Founder
Interlab
Founder
Visual Industries
Founder
LuckyLabs
Employee
Gamesville
Employee
GameLogic
Employee
Interlab
Employee
Visual Industries
Employee
WEVO
Advisor
Playhem
Advisor
Exit
Mercer Road
Advisor
Citizen Software
Advisor
ReferralMob
Board Member
Conduit Labs
Board Member
Mentor
Golden Hearts Games
Founder, CEO
Founder
Employee
Advisor
Board Member
Mentor
Projects
A smart, insightful guide for anyone contemplating a breakup
Author · F*** It. Get A Divorce. The Guide for Optimists (FIGAD) is a smart, insightful guide for anyone in a marriage or long-term relationship… · More contemplating a divorce or breakup. Penned by entrepreneur, investor and divorced father Steve Kane, and with guidance from an advisory board of relationship experts, FIGAD provides an optimistic roadmap for the divorce-curious, offering tangible resources and exercises for self-assessment and reflection. Steve engages readers with cool humor and offers relevant and timeless wisdom on beginning again and a fresh, modern take on marriage, history, religion, spirituality and tradition. Armed with tools to navigate the divorce landscape, readers will walk away with a sense of empowerment to make the decision that’s best for them.
I wrote this book.
I wrote this book.
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Q&A
What's the most useful business-related book you've ever read?
Reboot, by Jerry Colonna
What's your favorite non-business book?
A Confederacy of Dunces, by John Kennedy Toole
If money were not an issue, what would you be doing right now?
Making the brilliant movie of the book WATCHMEN that should be made but wasn't
What words of advice would you give your younger self?
Stop trying too hard.
What's the most creative thing you've ever done?
Have had my personal art (video mostly) shown in some festivals and museums
Which founders or startups do you most admire?
My granddad and grandmom. Came from Eastern Europe to US around 1910, penniless, no education, no english, knew no one. When my grandfather died, they had a small but successful clothing store, a nice home and car and had sent three kids to college.
What's your super power?
Very accurate bullshit detector
What's the best way for people to get in touch with you?
What words of wisdom do you live by?
Smile.
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