Innovating Through Artistry
Here are 100 blogs devoted to Entrepreneurship. Great start to building a cohesive list! ETA does have a twitter account. (We just started it) Click here to follow us on twitter and here to follow us on Facebook. An infographic by the team at CouponAudit . … [Read more...]
Trustworthiness. Victor Hwang and Greg Horowitt talk about its value in economic development in their best selling book, The Rainforest: The Secret to Building the Next Silicon Valley. Trust- or a lack of it- is a critical missing prosperity ingredient that must be cultivated between individuals, inside networks and economic ecosystems. … [Read more...]
Remember to share with the world what you are doing for World Creativity and Innovation Week with one easy tweet. #wciw World Creativity and Innovation Week celebrates the unlimited potential of people to be open to and generate new ideas. So here is your week to be (more) open to making new decisions and trying to use your ideas to … [Read more...]
Social entrepreneurs are individuals with innovative solutions to society's most pressing social problems. Rather than leaving societal needs to the government or business sectors, social entrepreneurs find what is not working and solve the problem by changing the system, spreading the solution, and persuading entire societies to take new … [Read more...]
Social Networks and games are great tools to develop basic entrepreneurial skills. Here are 2 affordable award winning educational resources that will help your students do just that. EntreOasis.com is a social networking website to support your entrepreneurship initiatives. Endorsed by USASBE, it's the only solution designed to … [Read more...]
Written by John M. Eger If the naysayers don't kill the movement first, the effort to mold a new curriculum for the states offers tremendous opportunities to transform education. Also known as the "state standards initiative," the call for a common core is one of the more intriguing methods to spark new ways of teaching. The … [Read more...]
Recently LinkedIn turned to some of the most successful people in business and asked them to share the best advice they had ever received. What can we learn from others success? There are over 70 great pieces of advice from this series to choose from so read on! #1 What I Learned from a Sex-Crazed Short-Order Cook Glenn Kelman, … [Read more...]
Written by Fast Company Staff 1. Coursera For simultaneously scaring and wooing brick-and-mortar universities into the future by helping get their courses online, at no cost to students. By the end of 2012, eight months after the site’s launch, 33 universities were offering 206 courses over Coursera’s platform, all free to the … [Read more...]
Last weeks tragic events that took two lives- the life of model Reeva Steenkamp literally and figuratively that of double amputee, the fastest runner with no legs, Oscar Pistorious, has left me thinking about creative destruction. Creativity and destruction are like two sides of a coin. In the most positive sense our creativity helps … [Read more...]
Paul Kedrosky, Senior Fellow at the Kauffman Foundation, in this short little video, suggests that the best entrepreneurs are people who scratch their own itch. Paul, we couldn't agree with you more! Where do YOU feel itchy? http://youtu.be/B5VjFIR8qcc About Lisa Canning “Vowels are to words what creativity is to the … [Read more...]
