by scott | Oct 4, 2012 | Blog, Entrepreneurs
In the video below presented on Ted, Cameron Herold discusses some great ideas for helping inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs.
I really like how he doesn’t want to discourage anyone from seeking any other profession. But why isn’t entrepreneurship taught or encouraged at the same level? I do feel that education is important even for entrepreneurs. That is why I am studying accounting, to help me with my business ideas.
Business ideas can come from anyone, anywhere and at anytime. All it takes is a problem that needs solving, something needing to be improved upon, or something just totally cool! Our goal with Catalysters is to help inspire, cultivate and increase the rate of entrepreneurship.
by scott | Sep 29, 2012 | Blog, Marketing
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I admit I was a little tempted to get the iPhone 5, but only for a minute or so. I really enjoy the Samsung Galaxy commercials so I thought I would share one.
by scott | Sep 29, 2012 | Blog
I have been thinking a lot lately that I feel limited by my mouse and keyboard. I have been wanting to make something that breaks those barriers. When you think about it, we have had pretty much the same mice and keyboards for a long time now. Leap looks like it might be my answer. It looks pretty amazing, now I just need to convince myself that I need to pre-order it.
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by scott | Sep 15, 2012 | Inspiring Ideas, Marketing
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I just watched a great commercial by midttrafik.dk for their buses. It is entertaining and keeps your attention. I really enjoy it when people make something simple and typically boring and make it exciting even jokingly.
by scott | Sep 2, 2012 | Blog, Inspiring Ideas, Marketing
Taking something old and giving it a new twist:
In 1971 Coke created a campaign bringing in youth from all over the world to sing a song about giving a coke to the world. With current technology, this is now possible. Teaming up with Google, they created vending machines that allow people to give a coke to the world.
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