Tom Byers,
Stanford University
Entrepreneurship education is changing. Students must be equipped with the skills to make values-based decisions.
Threshold (formerly DFJ) Operating Partner Heidi Roizen talks about how preoccupied people are with the notion that others are always thinking about them, and how empowering it is to know that they actually aren’t. Roizen underscores this fact with a concept she credits to actress Shirley MacLaine, called the “20-40-60 rule.”
Video clips from: Adventures in Entrepreneurship [Entire Talk]
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