more about “Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Corner: R…“, posted with vodpod

The Stanford Entrepreneurship Corner is something I really want to share with you. You can watch videos or download podcasts of these amazing speeches from the top speakers of the world for free. Listen to these inspiring lectures in the bus, during the breaks, waiting in the queue.. My personal favorites are Ken Wilcox, Stan Christensen and Carl J. Schramm, but I encourage you to find your own inspiration.

I think it is such a priviledge that Stanford students pay thousands of dollars every semester for this, but it doesn’t keep them from sharing the ideas.

You can browse the speeches by type, lecturer or subject at http://ecorner.stanford.edu/browse.html or via iTunes.

Written by John Maeda, via the Public Design Center.

Last weeks Friday Five was about seeing ideas around you and expanding them. Maybe if you like to do something on a regular basis, someone else will also- whether it’s drinking coffee, doing something creative or following the news. Tapping into these kinds of patterns might prove useful.

For instance, the “having time on your own” need, (not knowing whether it should actually be monetized at all), is only covered by a handful of things, the first thing coming to my mind being yoga?

Concerning Antti’s ideas on religion, loyalty, tribe and Apple…

Seth Godin has a new book on tribal management. The different ways of “consuming” this book are also pretty varied: see the slides for free (download for notes), dowload the audioversion of the book for free on Audible (requires registration), pay 0,95e on iTunes or buy the book.

Malcom Gladwell in the TED 2004.