1 Steve Jobs and Philosophy (Popular Culture and Philosophy)
How do Jobs’s achievements alter the way we think about technology in relation to human life?
By : SHAWN E. KLEIN
STEVE JOBS AND PHILOSOPHY (POPULAR CULTURE AND PHILOSOPHY)
2 Steve Jobs and Philosophy (Popular Culture and Philosophy) BY Shawn E. Klein
How do Jobs’s achievements alter the way we think about technology in relation to human life?
By : SHAWN E. KLEIN
STEVE JOBS AND PHILOSOPHY (POPULAR CULTURE AND PHILOSOPHY)
3 Rober Herjavec Founder of Herjavec Group
Mark Zuckerberg, Richard Reed and the late Steve Jobs have all founded successful, well-respected businesses, while donning a round neck. Their companies have also been places of innovation, creativity and, most of all, happiness within the work force.
By : RICHARD BRANSON : FOUNDER AT VIRGIN GROUP
4 Steve Jobs and Philosophy (Popular Culture and Philosophy) BY Shawn E. Klein
How do Jobs’s achievements alter the way we think about technology in relation to human life?
By : SHAWN E. KLEIN
STEVE JOBS AND PHILOSOPHY (POPULAR CULTURE AND PHILOSOPHY)
5 Thomas Merton
What can we gain by sailing to the moon if we are not able to cross the abyss that separates us from ourselves?
This is the most important of all voyages of discovery, ….
By : THOMAS MERTON
6 Richard Branson
Passion and purpose will keep people focused on the job at hand, and ultimately separate the successful from the unsuccessful.
By : RICHARD BRANSON FOUNDER AT VIRGIN GROU
7 Reid Hoffman
In the venture capital industry, just picking winners is a losing strategy. The goal is to pick blockbusters, companies that can scale from a team of founders in a garage to a multi-billion-dollar IPO in less than a decade.
By : REID HOFFMAN
ENTREPRENEUR. PRODUCT STRATEGIST. INVESTOR
8 Reid Hoffman
The billion-dollar tech startup was once the stuff of myth, but now they seem to be everywhere, back by a bull market and a new generation of disruptive technology
By : REID HOFFMAN
ENTREPRENEUR. PRODUCT STRATEGIST. INVESTOR
9 Kevin O’Leary
Every relationship you have is an investment, but how many of these relationships actually “pay off”? I’m talking about emotional dividends. That’s how you measure the health of each relationship.
By : KEVIN O’LEARY
SHARK ON ABC’S SHARK TANK,
FOUNDER AT O’LEARY FINANCIAL GROUP, BESTSELLING AUTHOR, PHOTOGRAPHER, GUITARIST & VINTNER
10 Jeff Bezos
If you double the number of experiments you do per year you’re going to double your inventiveness.
By : JEFF BEZOS
CEO OF AMAZON
11 Iain Thomas
The world will drag you by the hand, yelling, ‘This is important! And this is important! And this is important! You need to worry about this! And This! And This!’ And each day, it’s up to you to yank your hand back, put it on your heart and say, ‘No. This is what’s important.
By : IAIN THOMAS
12 Hiroshi Mikitani
I rewrite the rule of the salaryman when I quit my fast-track job at Industrial Bank of Japan. I also rewrote a cultural rule when I mandated all Rakuten employees speak English. … some old rules will need to be rewritten.
By : HIROSHI MIKITANI
CEO, RAKUTEN INC
13 Reid Hoffman
In the venture capital industry, just picking winners is a losing strategy.The goal is to pick blockbusters, companies that can scale from a team of founders in a garage to a multi-billion-dollar IPO in less than a decade.
By : REID HOFFMAN
ENTREPRENEUR. PRODUCT STRATEGIST. INVESTOR.
14 Robert Herjavec
The word Innovation to me is about creating something tangible from the intangible. Innovators create value that people didn’t know existed.
By : ROBERT HERJAVEC
FOUNDER OF HERJAVEC GROUP
15 Fortune Magazine
Some say the proliferation of unicorns is a sign of another tech bubble.
By : FORTUNE MAGAZINE
WWW.FORTUNE.COM
16 Dr. Travis Bradberry
There are two reasons why we’re so bad at reaching our goals: The first is that we bite off more than we can chew. The second reason most self-improvement efforts are doomed to fail is that our emotions have a nasty habit of hijacking our behavior.
By : DR. TRAVIS BRADBERRY
COAUTHOR EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE 2.0 & PRESIDENT AT TALENTSMART
17 Jeff Bezos
One day you’ll understand that it’s harder to be kind than clever
By : JEFF BEZOS
CEO OF AMAZON
18 DJ Patil
On your own journey, consider every “No” an opportunity to move toward a “Yes.” Persistence is the key to finding a solution. There will be some dead ends, but stick to your guns, keep trying different paths to your goal, and you’ll eventually find the answer.
By : DJ PATIL
U.S. CHIEF DATA SCIENTIST AT WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY
19 Eric-Ries
MVP’s help you discover “what really matters”
By : ERIC RIES
THE LEAN STARTUP
20 Deepak Chopra
The most powerful beliefs are the ones I call core beliefs, because they tell you who you are. It’s critical to hold positive core beliefs and to activate them in your daily life. The more you activate your core beliefs, the more dynamic and transformed your reality will be.
By : DEEPAK CHOPRA MD
FOUNDER, CHOPRA FOUNDATION
21 Buddha
Every experience. No matter how bad it seems, holds within it a blessing of some kind. The goal is to find it
By : BUDDHA
22 Fortune Magazine
Nine out of 10 startups fail, which is why the failure post-mortem has become so common that it’s practically a Silicon Valley cliché. Some of these essays are honest, enlightening, and brave
By : FORTUNE MAGAZINE
WWW.FORTUNE.COM
23 Ashton Kutcher
Three life lessons to live by:
- Opportunity
Looks a lot like hard work - Being sexy…
Is being really smart, thoughtful and generous - Live life…
Build a life — don’t just live one
By : ASHTON KUTCHER
24 Arianna Huffington
Let’s start with your relationship with technology. No generation has been as liberated and as connected by technology as yours.But also, no generation has been as enslaved and as distracted by technology.
By : ARIANNA HUFFINGTON
PRESIDENT AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AT THE HUFFINGTON POST MEDIA GROUP
25 Salman Khan Founder of Khan Academy
If you are a social venture capitalist and are looking to deploy capital with the highest possible social return per dollar invested, we should talk. I think you will find that here is no more measurable, scalable, and high impact way to educate the world
By : SALMAN KHAN
KHAN ACADEMY
26 Eric Ries
What separates MVPs from traditional market research is that it is a deliberate experimentation approach based in customer behavior, not opinion.
By : ERIC RIES
THE LEAN STARTUP