12 Lessons Steve Jobs Taught Guy Kawasaki

Guy Kawasaki survived working for Steve Jobs twice. At Silicon Valley Bank's CEO Summit on October 6, 2011, Guy shared lessons learned from the entrepreneur of the 21st century. #SVBCEO, How SVB can help you jump-start your startup: http://www.svb.com/accelerator/

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[Leonard Schofield]

Hard crowd.

[jeffrey dahmere]

this guy is great

[Marco Antonio Barato]

Great!

[SharingConsciousness]

He's not referring to those sort of "experts".

[ToughGuyver1]

Don't listen to experts? Then why employ them anyway? For fun?

[max77themax]

the crowd he is talking to are also clueless

[YODspica]

Great video

[PeterZeeke]

ha ha, venture capitalists are like women ;)

[Neighbor Joe]

you had me at "experts are clueless"

[HarborEdwin]

This crowd SUCKED! OMG....not a laugh, not a chuckle, nothing! They are clueless. I am just discovering Guy Kawasaki, as I discover more Steve Jobs, and they both are/were brilliant! This audience didn't deserve this lecture. I don't know, maybe it was the "shock" of being the day after Job's death....

[Vasil Vasilev]

1 "Experts" are clueless. /3:44 2 Customers cannot tell you what they need. /5:06 3 Biggest Challanges beget he best work. /6:30 4. Design counts. /7:40 5 Big graphics. Big Font. /9:20 6 Jumpcurves, not better sameness. /10:20 7 "Work" or "doesn't work" is all that matters. /13:13 8 "Value" is different from "price". /15:58 9 A players hire A players. /22:20 10 Real CEOs can demo. /24:50 11 Real entrepreneurs ship. /25:40 12 Some things need to be believed to be seen. /27:05 Q&A /28:00