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Steve Wozniak (aka “The Woz”) can easily be considered one of the founding fathers of the technology space as we know it today.  An entrepreneur by any standards, Wozniak is the man responsible for inventing the personal computer.  Steve’s passion for technology and entrepreneurship paved the way for computers and other gadgets as you and I know them today.  In a recent video presentation given by Woziniak, he discusses how he came up with the idea for the personal computer and offers some pointers to any entrepreneur out there looking to start their own business!


View time: 5 minutes – Grab a cup of coffee, a notepad, and get ready to further boost your entrepreneur knowledge!

If you want to see the full 30 minute presentation of this video, then be sure to head over to the link provided in the video for the uncut version.  I have often felt that Steve Wozniak is one of those people who is not given enough credit for the huge impact he has made to society across the globe.  So it’s always nice to see when he gets the chance to share his experiences and background with people across different generations.  He really is someone any entrepreneur can look up to.


As always, please leave a comment and let me know what you think!

Kevin Rose (digg) recently gave a very interesting presentation, which covered 10 ways to take your site from one to one million users.  What I really like about this presentation is that Kevin gets down to the nitty gritty here with specific examples that anyone with their own site can take home and apply. I encourage anyone with their own site to take a look.


View time: 30 minutes – Grab a cup of coffee, a notepad, and get ready to learn some new techniques!

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Taking your Site from One to One Million Users by Kevin Rose from Carsonified on Vimeo.

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