TSN—ME—What if

It was one of the few private conversations Mark, Dustin, and Chris had during their busy schedule, and they haven't mentioned Eduardo Saverin since, as if it was just a whim of Mark Zuckerberg's and they just found a common ground. A few words on the topic, that's all.

In fact, they have their hands full because of Facebook, and they need to beat those other social networks, and do everything possible to ensure that Facebook's user numbers continue to climb all the necessary factors to allow this new company to survive and rise to the top.

There were many rumors in the company because of the Sean Parker incident, but none of these could attract the attention of the top management.

The new CEO began to walk around in the negotiations of Viacom, Time Warner, and News Corporation. Mark Zuckerberg disappeared more often. Employees began to speculate whether he was going to sell Facebook. The power struggle within Facebook was just on the right track Changes in management, office politics, and management all clearly revealed the chaos of internal management.

While Facebook executives and employees are busy, Eduardo Saverin is concentrating on growing his investment foundation.

His father hoped that his young son could follow behind him like a puppy and make all the choices that a father thought his son should make. Eduardo resisted. After the resistance, he even felt that resisting his father was not the same What a terrible thing, but he never dared to try it, because he was afraid of losing his father's attention and patience.

He graduated from Harvard with excellent grades, maintained good contacts with members of the Order of the Phoenix, and developed contacts according to what his father said, and sometimes he would attend receptions with his father in order to meet more important people.

Maybe Mark is right.Sometimes Eduardo wonders.

Mark is thinking about the future when others are still thinking about how to be crazy in school days. He sees through his own weaknesses and advantages, and can use his advantages to continue to struggle.

But Eduardo no longer keeps in touch with Mark.

Maybe, he thought, things would be all right when they were a little more mature.

Once Mark Zuckerberg thought, I have to do something big, stay away from this.He is dissatisfied, but even he himself can't tell whether it is the status quo or himself in the status quo that causes dissatisfaction.

Once Eduardo Saverin thought, I gotta get into the Order of the Phoenix.He dismissed Mark's sarcasm and vague dissatisfaction, thinking he had once again forgiven his friend's habitual venomous tongue.Joining the Order of the Phoenix felt like a mission or process to him, with honor and father's approval.

Eduardo Saverin stood on the cliff with a backpack enjoying the scenery, a helicopter behind him, and Mark climbed dangerously at his feet.

But Eduardo thought it was just a friend's interest, and greeted him with a smile.

This is their gap.

Eduardo didn't realize it, or maybe he was aware of it and chose to ignore it.

Many times, ignoring is scarier than arguing.

When Eduardo entered the financial district in southern Manhattan with trepidation, the number of Facebook users soared to 5000 million, and hundreds of thousands of new users flooded in almost every week.

Mark Zuckerberg, who has become an upstart on the Internet, intends to build Facebook into a software development platform, and the continuous development of the platform has made Facebook the darling of the industry. At this time, he has to consider advertising issues due to balance of payments.

The first time Mark confronts this question, one word pops into his head: sarcasm.

He once argued with Wardo on this issue. He once thought that Wardo was too self-interested and did not consider the future of Facebook, and even insisted on ignoring his resistance to value Facebook.

Ultimately, Wardo was gone for good because of advertising issues.

Now, he had to come to terms with the situation, to admit that Wardo was right, even if the timing wasn't right.

It took the team a long time to come up with an advertising plan that Mark was satisfied with, and Mark was no longer attached to Eduardo. Some documents that required Eduardo's signature were still delivered by Dustin, and Mark would not check the address after receiving the return.

He thought, if it's Wardo's will, then fine, he'll just accept it.