Each week at 10 a.m. Mountain time or here via recording later John Wren talks about startup, going in a new direction with your career, a project or campaign, or a new business. To be on the show call (303)861-1447, if you get the voice mail leave a complete, confidential message and John will get back with you ASAP.
Friday, June 05, 2015
Live at 10 a.m. Mountain, The Startup Show
Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
Thursday, June 04, 2015
Grassroots Rules. : Neighborhood College? Self-directed learning group...
Grassroots Rules. : Neighborhood College? Self-directed learning group...: University of Denver Alumni Magazine Thanks to the University of Denver for the plug in the new edition of our alumni magazine that j...
Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
Wednesday, June 03, 2015
Ask John Wren anything.
Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Y Combinator's "How to Start a Startup" video and text.
Y Combinator has worked with hundreds of startups, this is distillation of their experience.
Worth reading and watching, if you take this as a way of building your own method, not as a cook book that you can use to avoid really thinking about anything when you're starting.
Worth reading and watching, if you take this as a way of building your own method, not as a cook book that you can use to avoid really thinking about anything when you're starting.
Cornell College, University of Denver, BA'69, MBA'80. Regis University, 2 semesters studying adult learning theory with former student of Malcolm Knowles. Student, then Instructor for "The Assistant-to Position" led by Victor Phillips, author of AMA book by same title. Awards: "Most Like Thomas Jefferson," Denver Thomas Jefferson High School. Gold Award for Community Service, Denver United Way.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)