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Will Generation Y Be In Deep Trouble? - Globalization(blog.sokanu.com)
2 points by sthomps 16y ago|5 comments
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Success vs Achievement (They Are Not The Same)(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
1 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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Success vs Achievement(blog.sokanu.com)
3 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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The Three Types Of Education(blog.sokanu.com)
9 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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What Makes A Good Entrepreneur? Nurture vs Nature(blog.sokanu.com)
2 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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The Perils Of Greed – Stop Trying To Be Google(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
1 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action(blog.sokanu.com)
1 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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Sir Ken Robinson: A New View of Human Capacity(blog.sokanu.com)
4 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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Next Is Now: An Awesome Video On The Power Of The Internet(blog.sokanu.com)
1 points by sthomps 16y ago|0 comments
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by sthomps 16y ago
I did that, except I deleted, not deactivated. I'm not a hardcore privacy guy either, but they got to be a little too much after f8
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by sthomps 16y ago
You bring up some really good points. Thanks for the examples. I will check out your blog post as well.
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by sthomps 16y ago
I looked it up, and found the stat. I remembered the 80% wrong, actually 42%. The 80% were for book purchases last year. Should be changed on the post. Thanks for reading p.s. here's some more stats: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn
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The Knowledge Age – Learn To Appreciate It(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
13 points by sthomps 16y ago|5 comments
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The Perils Of Greed - Stop Trying To Be Google(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
5 points by sthomps 16y ago|1 comments
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The Innovation of Common Sense - Sokanu(blog.sokanu.com)
3 points by sthomps 17y ago|0 comments
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The Innovation of Common Sense(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
13 points by sthomps 17y ago|0 comments
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by sthomps 17y ago
Exactly, that's the point. You are extremely correct. Of course a non-technical founder can run a startup. However, there is this stigma that business guys have no place in a startup,and I wanted to show that depending on the type, of co
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by sthomps 17y ago
true.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Those are great examples. There are a multitude of things to do in a company, and everything has to work in unison. I also think you write a very good blog, the posts are great.
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by sthomps 17y ago
That's a good post, and I agree with you. However, I never said anything about not paying them. Pre-seed funding for non-technical founders should go towards that in order to get an alpha built.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Thank you. I agree 100%, that is why I wrote the post. I didn't reveal it too much in there, but as a non-technical founder, there are ways to make it work.
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by sthomps 17y ago
You never know, that is a distinct possibility. If the numbers are relatively correct, then it is a different way of doing business. If not, then it is another case of trying to get marketing any way he can.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Hi Mark, First of all, I must say, your website is very impressive. I would love to chat with you about AI at some point. You are correct about the non-techs understanding and empathizing with the developers. I am a non-technical founder
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by sthomps 17y ago
It seems as if there is always a debate as to whether this is a yes or no question. In the post, I say "no" to startups and yes to scalable startups. I think that this topic is subjective and hard to define as yes or no.
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The Age Old Question: Can A Non-Technical Founder Run A Startup?(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
25 points by sthomps 17y ago|29 comments
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by sthomps 17y ago
I agree, that is well laid out. The VC sphere will start to rotate towards "real businesses", not companies that will 'hopefully' make money some day by turning a magic key.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Hi, It seems like everyone thus far has given good opinions, however they are missing the real point. It is not about what they did or their experiences, it's how school relates to you. With your extra credits and starting in a junior yea
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by sthomps 17y ago
congrats! Fantastic service.
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Time To Get Out Of The Bubble And Design For The Average User (Part 2)(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
5 points by sthomps 17y ago|1 comments
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by sthomps 17y ago
Good point. We should look for offline products that can be easily replaced by online technology. Wikipedia is a very good example. Medpedia is aiming to do the same thing right now with medical information.

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