Art of the Start - Mantras and businessmodels

Posted on October 5, 2006
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Why mission statements suck and how dilbert can save you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Guy Kawasaki’s Art of the Start speech at TiECon 2006.

Guy Kawasaki this guy is brilliant and inspiring! Take the time and enjoy …

In the 40-minute presentation (PDF of slides here), Kawasaki talks about innovation and business evangelism. When he talks about “Make Mantra” it’s well worth listening to. The beauty of his speech is that he uses a Top 10 approach and is unafraid to speak plainly and with great humor (which is sadly lost in public speaking). more here

Dilberts mission statement generator …

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    3 Responses to “Art of the Start - Mantras and businessmodels”

    1. Anonymous on October 6th, 2006 10:02 am

      Art of the Start - Mantras and businessmodels…

      Venture capital and Dilbert?
      Absoulutely fascinating presentation of a former apple evangelist about the art of the start……

    2. Webmasterworld - Pubcon 2006 Las Vegas - 1st day panels list at locally type(d) thoughts a local search & maps blog on October 28th, 2006 10:12 am

      [...] I’ll go to the kickoff keynote - even so its quite early morning - as Guy Kawasaki is probably one of the most engaging and inspirational speakers in todays IT world. Well done on getting him on board! [...]

    3. Webmasterworld 2006 in Las Vegas - Roundup part one at locally type(d) thoughts a local search & maps blog on November 19th, 2006 6:19 pm

      [...] Great people, great panels and a great city. It’s been worth it for me. First day keynote by Guy Kawasaki was brilliant, although it was based on the “the art of the start” presentation I’ve blogged about before, he adjusted and updated it since the one you can watch here. [...]

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