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Charting to Find a Role that Fits

The foundation for a happy career is spending about 75 percent of your time doing "stuff you're good at and like to do," says co-founder, CTO and COO of Nebia Gabriel Parisi-Amon. He pinpoints his experience with an exercise he learned in business school. "Instead of doing tasks that you're good at but dislike doing," he says, "invest in other people who would enjoy doing the work."
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Prep Yourself for the Last Mile

Nebia co-founder, CTO and COO Gabriel Parisi-Amon, compares the prepping of a career as a founder to running a marathon. By pacing yourself as your startup grows, you'll be prepared to take on the challenges of later stages. Taking breaks to go on walks during your day and taking vacations as a way to decompress helps to clear the mind and allows for opportunities to reflect.
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The Unsung Heros Behind Your Success Story

Who are the unsung heroes of your story, of every startup success story? Gabriel Parisi-Amon, co-founder, CTO and COO of Nebia, says to look around you, but not necessarily to your company's board of directors. By remaining connected to your community of friends, families and mentors outside of work, you'll have an invaluable behind-the-scenes support network to get you through the growing pains of founding a startup.
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Gabriel Parisi-Amon, Nebia Shower

A Burnout Manifesto [Entire Talk]

Allow yourself to pause work so you can reflect and decompress. The source of protection from burnout is grounded in your values.
Video 53 minutes
Gabriel Parisi-Amon, Nebia Shower
A Burnout Manifesto [Entire Talk]
Allow yourself to pause work so you can reflect and decompress. The source of protection from burnout is grounded in your values.

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Gabriel Parisi-Amon, Nebia Shower

From Chopping Eggplants to Cutting Water Use

“The enemy of delivering a product is trying to deliver the perfect product.” In this episode of Stanford Innovation Lab, Tina Seelig interviews Gabriel Parisi-Amon, co-founder of Nebia, where he focuses on building breakthrough shower nozzles that are beautifully designed, create a luxurious experience, and use only 25 percent of the water. During this conversation, Gabe covers a diverse set of topics: from the differences between developing hardware and software, to the distinction between designing products and designing experiences.
Podcast 36 minutes