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    2. Keep a Grand Vision but Execute With a Laser Focus

      Explore Startup Professionals Musings (May 17 2012) Marketing , Productivity

      Keep a Grand Vision but Execute With a Laser Focus ...ser focus in the beginning to get market and investor attention. Google did it with search engines, Apple did it with a personal computer, and even Wal-Mart did it through low prices. A business plan I saw... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Marty Zwilling   Wal-Mart

    3. Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas

      Explore Paul Graham (May 11 2012) Productivity

      ...t of the reason is the horribleness of cable clients, also known as TVs. Our family didn't wait for Apple TV. We hated our last TV so much that a few months ago we replaced it with an iMac bolted to the wa... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Jessica Livingston   Apple   Trevor Blackwell

    4. The Best Entrepreneurs Are Undaunted by Failure

      Explore Startup Professionals Musings (May 10 2012)

      The Best Entrepreneurs Are Undaunted by Failure ...hand, tap into the positive power of failure. Here are three examples: Steve Jobs was fired by Apple Computers in 1985, the company he helped to create. He went on to acquire Pixar, made it a success,... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Thomas Edison   Steve Jobs

    5. Confident? You Might be Making This Huge Mistake

      Explore inc.com (Apr 11 2012)

      Confident? You Might be Making This Huge Mistake ...ght climber climbing the right mountain. Great leaders do the same: Jack Welch at GE, Steve Jobs at Apple, and Herb Kelleher at Southwest Airlines come to mind. The single biggest mistake I made was in not... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   America   Apple   Yahoo

    6. Risks of data-driven decision making

      Explore curiousjuice.com (Apr 8 2012) Marketing

      Risks of data-driven decision making ...s up is the other part supposed to go up and is it concerning if it does or does not etc. Indeed, Apple's Steve Jobs disliked slides, or rather any data-heavy presentation, in meetings because he felt th... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   America   Apple   Columbia University

    7. 10 Ways Successful Entrepreneurs Beat the Odds

      Explore Startup Professionals Musings (Apr 8 2012)

      10 Ways Successful Entrepreneurs Beat the Odds ...n, to everyone in the organization gain the highest reputation. Amazingly, Tim Cook, current CEO of Apple, has surpassed Steve Jobs score, and was recently ranked by the Glassdoor Survey the #1 respected C... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Japan   Stanford

    8. What Startups Can Learn From Pinterest

      Explore The @KISSmetrics Marketing Blog (Apr 6 2012) Marketing

      What Startups Can Learn From Pinterest ... If they want more information, make it easily accessible with text or video. Check out any page on Apple and you’ll see organized images along with short descriptions. Rarely will you see paragraphs of te... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Pinterest

    9. Why Can’t Startups Find Designers?

      Explore The Next Web (Apr 1 2012) Recruiting

      Why Can’t Startups Find Designers? Maybe it was Apple’s emphasis on design, and its direct impact on the iPhone and iPad’s success. Maybe it was the succ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Chris Cummings   Airbnb

    10. 10 Startup Survival Tips in the Age of the Platform

      Explore forbes.com (Mar 27 2012) Marketing

      10 Startup Survival Tips in the Age of the Platform Every startup, as well as mature business, needs to learn as much as possible from Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google, who have set the standards for fast growth and success in today’s business w... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Eric Schmidt   Amazon

    11. Too Many Leaders Still Rely on Their ‘Golden Gut’

      Explore Startup Professionals Musings (Mar 26 2012) Marketing

      Too Many Leaders Still Rely on Their ‘Golden Gut’ ...ponsibility and accountability to stand up and be counted. Even the legendary Steve Jobs at Apple admitted to some early gut decisions which came back to haunt him, most notably his hiring of John ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   AOL   Steve Jobs

    12. 3 Tips for a Great Mentor Relationship

      Explore forbes.com (Mar 20 2012)

      3 Tips for a Great Mentor Relationship ...t I envisioned before taking my first sip of coffee. The day Rieva and I met happened to be the day Apple‘s iPad 3 hit store shelves. It’s impossible to talk publishing without having the conversation stee... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   America   Apple   Amazon

    13. Work For A Startup Company Before Starting Your Own Startup Company

      Explore visionwiz.net (Mar 7 2012) Marketing

      ...y partner works for a startup, and the other sticks with a large enterprise company like Intel, HP, Apple, IBM, or Fujitsu. The large enterprise provides one stable income, an excellent set of benefits for... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   IBM   Apple   Intel

    14. 8 Tips to Leave Your Day Job and Start Your Business

      Explore under30ceo.com (Feb 21 2012) Marketing

      8 Tips to Leave Your Day Job and Start Your Business ...sistent things will get better. Just think, what would life be like if the makers of companies like Apple or networks like FaceBook gave up? Don’t judge yourself through others. Do not judge your capabilit... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple

    15. How to use PR Firms at Startups

      Explore bothsidesofthetable.com (Feb 18 2012) Marketing

      How to use PR Firms at Startups ...ither be milquetoast in their responses or sit on the fence. That’s fine if you’re a senior exec at Apple – you’ll get inches anyways. But for you as a startup you need to have a point-of-view on topics. Y... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Marc Benioff   Apple   Mark Suster

    16. How Old is Too Old to Start a Great Company?

      Explore inc.com (Feb 7 2012)

      How Old is Too Old to Start a Great Company? (Left to right) Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook; Steve Jobs, Apple; Sergey Brin, Google; Larry Page, Google Tweet Sometimes it seems like there's a sign hanging over ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Larry Ellison   Apple   Bill Gates

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