Stanford's Entrepreneurship Corner: Guy Kawasaki, Garage Technology Ventures

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Experience Is Overrated

October 20, 2004

Guy Kawasaki

| Garage Technology Ventures

Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Speaker Series

Video 16 of 16 from this talk

02:37
Make Meaning in Your Company
05:00
Don't Write a Mission Statement, Write a Mantra
03:41
Get Up and Get Going!
03:18
The New Business Model
03:20
Weave a MAT and Outline Your Priorities
03:35
Know Thyself and Niche Thyself
02:51
Make a Great Pitch
06:20
Who to Hire
03:44
Lower the Barriers to Adoption
03:57
Seed the Clouds and Watch the Sales Grow
03:02
Be a Mensch
01:55
Funding Choices
01:52
How Do You Find Evangelists?
02:04
How Do You Find Soul Mates?
03:25
The Career Path to Becoming a Venture Capitalist or an Entrepreneur
03:27
Experience Is Overrated

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Kawasaki's viewpoint is not one shared by the majority of venture capitalists. Kawasaki sees the best candidates for a successful start-up are young engineers with no business experience.

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