By Larry Chiang
Friday, May 29 in Austin Texas, is something all y’all should fly in for. It’s for entrepreneurship training.
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We still have a few spots left for our @NewCoATX session on Fri, May 29 – Want to do events for a living? sched.co/3ACo #Austin
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Hosting is an entrepreneurship activity that seemingly doesn’t scale. So, I’ll file it under #ENGR145S’s “Do things that don’t scale But Have Momentum”
Hosting is also under “PopUpInternship #2” where Steve Blank mentors us founders to “Attend trade shows like they matter”. I also blogged about the critical components of hosting an after-party.
Also, Bob Metcalfe asked me to teach a class on crashing. The blog post is in his feed https://twitter.com/bobMetcalfe
I take notes and curate the best entrepreneurship methods from the front row. My duck9 blog documents 22 signature business recipes. Photo credit Joshua Baer, co-founder, Capital Factory.
Crashing a tech party to build up shareholder equity is a specific, distinct, genius and counterintuitive signature business method to crash any industry. Crashing 101 is how to crash a party. Crashing 701 is how to host an afterparty at a conference you’re crashing. See Professor Metcalfe’s twitter feed and follow him!
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