Course HackGuy Kawasaki on EntrepreneurshipBy Guy Kawasaki
In a Nutshell
Silicon Valley venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki shares how to develop a successful pitch, create the right prototype, and leverage social media to benefit your business.
Favorite Quote
The way it works is two guys in a garage, two girls in a garage, one guy and one girl in a garage ... They build a product that they want. And knock on wood, they're not the only two people in the world that want it.
Guy Kawasaki
Introduction
Starting a new business venture is a challenging feat in itself, but it can be even more difficult to get funding.
It doesn't matter how great your product is — if you can't pitch it right, you will find it hard to get your foot off the ground.
Guy Kawasaki is a venture capitalist who has worked with Apple, Google, and graphic design service Canva.
Kawasaki is known as the father of 'evangelist marketing,' meaning he knows a thing or two about getting others to believe strongly in a product.
In this course, Kawasaki teaches his top tips for getting others to have absolute faith in your business.
Here are the 3 key insights from this Hack
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