In this remarkable presentation, Tony Schwartz, founder and CEO of The Energy Project, shares with us how to regain control over our energy so we can produce great work.
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By the way, I take the opportunity to recommend you his remarkable book The Power of Full Engagement (Amazon affiliate link), a book packed with extremely valuable (and practical) advice on how to accomplish high performance and personal renewal through managing your energy, instead of your time.
This is an excellent presentation about issues that entrepreneurs are going to be facing in 2012 and three big SoLoMo (Social, Local, Mobile) trends to watch, delivered by Ben Parr former Editor-at-Large of Mashable.
Bill Gross, Founder & CEO of Idealab, gave a remarkable presentation at LeWeb 2011 in which he shared 20 years of entrepreneurial lessons in 20 minutes. Brilliant stuff!
Enjoy!
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So … here you have Bill Gross’ 12 lessons:
1. Market power rules
2. Master the demo
3. Pursue your passion
4. Focus, Focus, Focus
5. Recognize your strengths
6. Don’t overbuild
7. Survive until the market is ready
8. Test, Test, Test
9. Stick with it
10. Find essential partners
11. Harness your users’ passion
12. All truth passes through 3 stages
From the 7th to the 9th of December 2011, Paris hosted one of the most important events in the world of web 2.0, digital communications, entrepreneurship and technology. I am taking about LeWeb 2011. This year’s conference was focused on SoLoMo (Social, Local, Mobile) and it was full of insightful presentations, exciting demos and inspiring discussion panels.
In the next few days, I will share with you some of the presentations and sessions that I appreciated the most. However, if you would like to watch the entire collection of videos you can go to LeWeb’s YouTube channel and go over the more than 70 excellent videos from this year’s conference.
Today, I want to share with you, a remarkable presentation by one of my favorite thought leaders and experts in the world of web strategy and social business. I am talking about Jeremiah Owyang, Industry Analyst and Partner at Altimeter Group who shared a very interesting concept entitled The Social Business Hierarchy of Needs.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” Albert Einstein
Mitch Joel, President of Twist Image is by far one of the best keynote speakers around. Period. Every single word that comes out of his mouth is extremely insightful and thought-provoking and if you are interested on marketing, social media and/or digital communications you simply must watch him in action.
Back in April 2011 he gave an outstanding keynote at the Social 2011 conference organized by Radian6.
The presentation is broken-down into four parts and its duration is around 50 minutes. Trust me, I know how valuable your time is, and I can tell you that watching these 50 minutes is most definitely worth it.
Enjoy!
Part 1
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Part 2
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Part 3
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Part 4
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By the way, if you have not done it yet, please do yourself a favor and subscribe to his remarkable podcast Six Pixels of Separation. I can guarantee you that you will get huge value from it.
Steve Stoute, founder and CEO of Translation LLC, explains how hip-hop transformed a new generation, conquered the global marketplace, and rewrote the rules of the new economy.