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The Art of the Start

If you've got an extra 40 minutes lying around, here is one from Guy Kawasaki. If you are not a business major, or you are a normal person, this is probably not interesting to you. A genius piece of advice starts at 16:15.

I wrote a letter to him back in the mid-90s and still have the hand-written card he wrote back to me.


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