Post: #1

This is a great resource of successful entrepreneurs discussing their startups/companies and issues in business. Highly recommended and insightful:

http://ecorner.stanford.edu/index.html

I like David Heinemeier Hansson of 37Signals a lot. He's funny and very informative. I also strongly admire the way in which they built and scaled their company, and a lot of the sort of minimalist, lean, and somewhat contrarian approach they have to building startups. You can view his speech here:

http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMateri...l?mid=2351

Also good is the talk by Guy Kawasaki:

http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMateri...l?mid=1171


Enjoy. I hope this adds value to your life and potential entrepreneurial ventures.


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Post: #2

Thanks, valuable free material.

Post: #3

Bookmarked, thanks for posting. I've got a variety of entrepreneurial ventures in queue - I strongly believe that most intelligent men working for "the man" could just as well apply their knowledge and drive towards building something for themselves.

Thanks again.

Post: #4

Sure. What kind of stuff have you got in the pipeline, is it tech related? Just curious.

Post: #5

Guys,

I suggest you look up at these lectures -

http://www.venture-class.org

Post: #6

(01-22-2012 12:51 AM)Ami5 Wrote:  Guys,

I suggest you look up at these lectures -

http://www.venture-class.org

Yeah, I signed up for that class last month. It was supposed to start this week, but they are pushing it to Febuary.

Here are some other classes that are available through the same program.

http://www.class-central.com/

Basically these are FREE online classes offered by Stanford and UC Berkeley You watch videos of the same classes given on campus, can take quizes and homework assignments, and have discussions with your online peers. The only thing you don't get is college credit.

This is a wonderful opportunity for folks trying to gain new knowledge and skills.