Airbnb Is in Midlife Crisis Mode

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Airbnb Is in Midlife Crisis Mode - Wired

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CEO Brian Chesky is spending hundreds of millions to relaunch his travel company as an everything app.Fitness! Food! Microdermabrasion? A WIRED exclusive.

When Chesky shared some of these views at a Y Combinator event in 2024, Paul Graham was inspired to write an essay called “Founder Mode.” Graham used Chesky’s story to argue that only the person who created a company knows what is best, and the worst mistake is to listen to management types who haven’t built their own.

In the pipeline is Conan O’Brien selling a perch behind a mic in his podcast studio.(Don’t expect it to air.) Taking a lesson from his earlier flop, Chesky has planned a steady cadence of these short-term promotional stunts, which, of course, is what the Conan experience ultimately is.“We’re going to have thousands of originals and maybe one day hundreds of thousands—a regular drumbeat of some of the biggest iconic celebrities,” Chesky says.