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A Silicon Valley Story

One of my all time favourite entrepreneur from Silicon Valley during the period 1980s to 1990s is Jim Clark.

Not only was he extremely successful, he disregarded most of the then business and/or investment protocol. He also was one of the pioneers in elevating the engineers who worked in a startup to an elite status and the byproduct of that innovation has created many multi-millionaires.

Jim Clark took stupendous risks and believed in ingenuity over security. He has changed the game on its head and helped create some of the most successful technology brands.

Takeaways …

1. Be courageous and discard an idea or project for a better one
2. Taking risk trumps playing safe

Thanks ….

Blinkist : http://goo.gl/dYKnfO

Michael Lewis : http://goo.gl/lH2D8o

How Our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier and Happier

I was born and raised in the city. And not until I had a regional / rural living experience did i learn to appreciate the creativity and innovation that buzzes in cities.

Ideas, Knowledge, People — when we put them in a place where exchange is encouraged, countless opportunities are birthed and infinite moments of inspiration is sparked.

Takeaways …

1. Go to a City when you are Hungry
2. Share your Ideas with Passion

Thanks ….

Blinkist : http://goo.gl/YrGThF

Edward Glaeser : http://goo.gl/nvPMjJ