Guy Kawasaki and Entrepreneurship

It is great to see that Guy Kawasaki is back in print. He is writing a monthly column for Forbes focusing on entrepreneurship. This past weekend I started re-reading Rules for Revolutionaries. The passion and drive that Guy talks about I haven’t found since the early days of 1999 when I was at Reactivity. I miss the passion of an entrepreneurial team trying to build a product that with " change the world "

  • Create like a god
  • Command like a king
  • Work like a slave

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  • Ak

    <p>Is it just me or does all the links from Guy's page end up as &quot;no articles written in 2003&quot; and a &quot;404&quot; when I want to view his bio.<br />
    <br />
    No matter how well you design a system, if it doesn't work, it doesn't matter.</p>

  • David Crow

    <p>Yeah it was a little strange to see his non-list of 2003 articles on Forbes. You are correct, if it doesn't work it doesn't matter.<br />
    <br />
    I am hoping for more usability/design pundits and technology prognosticators than Jakob Nielsen. Guy has always had a very customer focused view on technology and entrepreneurship.</p>

  • Ak

    Is it just me or does all the links from Guy’s page end up as “no articles written in 2003″ and a “404″ when I want to view his bio.

    No matter how well you design a system, if it doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter.

  • http://davidcrow.ca/ David Crow

    Yeah it was a little strange to see his non-list of 2003 articles on Forbes. You are correct, if it doesn’t work it doesn’t matter.

    I am hoping for more usability/design pundits and technology prognosticators than Jakob Nielsen. Guy has always had a very customer focused view on technology and entrepreneurship.