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Oct 20, 2008 17:36 EDT

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Guy Kawasaki, the author of The Art of Start explains how the nature of entrepreneurship has changed over the last 20 years.

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Entrepreneurs Then and Now: How entrepreneurship has changed over the last 20 years.

Relevant Subject and Topic
What is an Entrepreneur, Life Long Learning, Vision, Starting a Business, Defining Success, Corporate Culture, Business Practices, Business & Vocational

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Lecture or Seminar

Features
Informative, Educational, Not Interactive, For Individuals, Video

Format
Video

Time To Complete
5 Minutes

Copyright Owner
Guy Kawasaki
The Art of Start

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Instructors, Facilitators, Learners, Entrepreneurs

Age Appropriateness
Adult(19+)

Grade Appropriateness
High School, Postsecondary, Graduate, Adult General

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All or Non-Specific

Language
English

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Guy offers great advice to those who are going to start their own company by sharing the top 10 changes entrepreneurship has gone through in the past 20 years. Some of the key points to take away from this are to think LOCAL- times have changed and start-ups need to focus on their local market first instead of going straight to the global market. Be passionate, sell people on your dream, leverage resources (PR, financial help from friends/family) to help make your idea a success is another. I agree that if you think your product/company will benefit society and you can convince others of this, that you will be much more likely to succeed. Also intereting focus on technology and comparision to the value society had on MBAs in the past, which has now shifted to Engineers, making technology part of the foundation for new companies in today's market. Thanks for the post.

Oct 27, 2009 07:30 EDT
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