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Guy Kawasaki in Utah
Guy Kawasaki was in Utah speaking on the Art of Innovation. Guy is a humorous speaker. I enjoyed it in spite of the fact that I’ve heard the talk several times before—on IT Conversations. I listened to the talk twice as we were getting ready to publish it and so I could finish most of Guy’s sentences. Nothing wrong with that.
There were a few unique elements to the talk that Guy threw in and he responded well to some technical difficulties with the mic. It was a shame that it happened, but didn’t detract too much. I also enjoyed seeing the slides—mostly to see how he used his slides. I like seeing how other people give keynote talks.
Guy’s message is a variation on this post on his blog from 2006. He’s modified it some. Here’s the ten he gave today:
- Make meaning, not money
- Make mantras
- Jump the curve
- Roll the DICEE
- Don’t worry, be crappy
- Polarize people
- Let a thousand flowers bloom
- Churn, baby, churn
- Niche thyself
- Follow th 10/20/30 rule
- Don’t let the bozos grind you down
Guy had some book recommendations:
- If You Want to Write - substitute whatever you want to do for “write”
- Crossing the Chasm
- The Innovator’s Dilemma
- Uncommon Genius
- Influence or (same author—not sure which he was recommending)
Posted by windley on November 1, 2007 4:02 PM




Comment from Antonio Llanos at November 2, 2007 7:27 PM
I listened to Guy's "Art of Innovation" from IT Conversations. It was an amazing talk, and I enjoyed his talk with Moira Gunn on Tech Nation. He is a great speaker. What other ITC podcasts do you have that feature him? How are his books?
Comment from Ari Block at November 3, 2007 6:06 AM
I love Guy Kawasaki. I also am an IT Conversations addict, to this talk I listened twice. I recommend it very much. Also go look up Amory Lovins here :
http://sic.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail3265.html it really made me think.
Ari Block
www.think.co.il
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