When it comes to revenue, consider two types of startup. One wants to solve problems and also make money. The other wants to make money and also solve problems. 691 more words
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EASTERN POINT LIT HOUSE AND DUCKWORTH'S BOOK CLUB EVENT PRESENT "LITTLE WOMEN!"
Chris Anderson and Chef Ken Duckworth
DON’T MISS THE LAST BOOK CLUB EVENT OF THE YEAR! The literary dinners sell out quickly. If you would like to attend, … 162 more words
Solving for X
Size is a conundrum for startups like Humaginarium. We’re born infinitesimally small with no employees, no address, no products, no customers, and no capital. Unlike most hatchlings, we don’t even have parents to foster our growth. 623 more words
“I believe in an always life”: a conversation with Elizabeth Gilbert on love, death and grief
In this excerpt from the brand-new podcast The TED Interview, the beloved writer tells us how she is learning to live with loss.
Writer Elizabeth Gilbert has reached the heights of fame — her two TED Talks (2009’s “ 1,420 more words
How to moderate a panel
I’ve been on panels, I’ve moderated some and I’ve witnessed many more. One thing I have learnt over time is that unless you are Chris Anderson… 885 more words
Preview our new podcast: The TED Interview
TED is launching a new way for curious audiences to immerse themselves more deeply in some of the most compelling ideas on our platform: The TED Interview… 376 more words
Book Review: "TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking" by Chris Anderson
So, your first question is: Why isn’t this listed as a “Bonus Book Review”? Obviously, it has nothing to do with the Beatles! True, but 581 more words
