Experience is over-rated

[KellLynch]

I agree with his premise! "The more you know, the more you don't know!"

[peterwatson12]

Great post!

[OxAxS]

Amazing. Guy Kawasaki is 50 but looks like he's in his mid-30's.

[esolberg1]

"Ignorance is not only bliss...it is empowering". To true.



[adventuremaniac]

I have to agree with this. My team and I had zero experience when we started our tech operation, but we still got the funding, and then we had to find the right people, evangelize them, and then we got it up and running and launched in 4 years. I was just a junior in Uni, and the rest were freshmen!!! It's SOOO much fun starting out with nothing more than crazy ideas, finding the right people, and then watching the thing grow.

[HoneydarkStudios]

Wow.....50? I thought he was in his late 30's! Salute!

[Cambodia69]

So, if you're "old" and experienced then the best you can hope for is a future at Wal-Mart as a greeter or perhaps a manager at McDonald's. Did anyone here read "Logan's Run?"

[harishetty4]

so that means when you are 50 get to stanford and gamble on the ideas and funding of others..that will be a good business..

[Paulina7m]

he's 50?????

[arvi2010]

@Paulina7m I was thinking the same! Damn!

[dfectus]

You messed up you rely meant to say your father is 50.

[JaiVikramSinghVerma]

eh? u messed up, its not clear what you meant from ur comment.

[dfectus]

i mean you don't look like 50. BTW that was some good advice

[kotapaka]

@dfectus You are obviously very stupid not to understand what he said when he put it so simply.

[gsvkck]

@JaiVikramSinghVerma He/She meant you don't look 50 and rather you have misspoken.