Thursday, January 19, 2012

How to Break Out from the Pack






"How to break out from the pack."


A presentation by Jason Nazar, CEO of DocStoc 





Jason does a good job of highlighting the key thoughts one should have on a daily basis so that you don't fall into a routine, and get into a follow-the-herd mentality.



How to Break Out of the Pack







Thursday, December 29, 2011

[VIDEO] If you can't speak publicly, there's always Google+

If you can't speak publicly, there is always Google+
This guy proposed on Google+. How uncreative and unromantic. But what the heck, to each his own.


Saturday, December 24, 2011

Rachid Sefrioui speaks at TEDx in France



The Talk is addressed to a crowd of 350 entrepreneurs and startup founders about their ability to weather the storms that a startup goes through, by finding their personal anchor. Their anchor may be personal, spiritual or family-driven. It will be the place where they'll need to go to psychologically source the energy to surmount significant challenges and obstacles.

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

The top 10 actions to turn your baby into a future Steve Jobs


10. lots of potassium in his milk

9. forget the milk, start him on Red Bull right away

8. teach him how to survive betrayal by wearing different masks every day. He will learn to recognize people's double face

7. teach him how to network by taking him to "Mommy & Me" sessions

6. forget "sharing" the toys at "Mommy & Me", teach him how to take as many as possible and keep them away from others

5. teach him how to survive politics by changing your tune every day: scold him about not sharing his toys, then reward him for slapping that kid who tried to take his toy away from him

4. make him immune to failure by scolding him when he falls and hurts himself. No "mothering" here

3. teach him how to become a great salesman by giving him more chocolate chip cookies for his school break and insisting he brings an item for each cookie he gives away.

2. insist he negotiates alone with his teacher about his seat in the classroom. No intervention from Mommy. Send him back into it over and over again.

1. walk him to centerfield at halftime and have him open his eyes. He'll instinctively learn how to wow a huge audience.



Warning: this is a joke. DO NOT attempt to do this with your child. You may be subject to child protection laws in your jurisdiction.