I don’t wanna have this moniker: “what they don’t teach you at the Stanford school of journalism”
Because plot spoiler, they kind of did teach this at journalism guest lectures
For example, Burt Herman’s company stories During Stanford entrepreneur week 2011
But first, let’s focus on a more recent social media post by Xavier Scruggs 
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There are 20 lectures on this at
Stanfurdh
I tagged them Jobapreneur
#LABCS3373. Live action business case study 3373. Jobapreneur is where you have a job but you’re an entrepreneur doing intrapreneurship work.
Sports Broadcasting is quickly becoming the most lucrative profession
Problem: the journalism school, engineering school, and athletics department is not going to come together in a perfect hive mind of, “sports broadcasting is quickly becoming the most lucrative profession”
Getting one department to adopt a thought from the outside is challenging
Three departments. Unheard of.
Solution
#LABCS3373
I have already tagged 20 lectures within the engineering department, “Jobapreneur”
Let us step wise function from this Instagram post into an expanded WordPress short essay on execution
✅ execution of a first step that occurs without a meeting
Hold onto your butts because I’m about to do five things while doing one thing
The Dan Orlowsky case study in his utilization of #ExternalAPI. In confirmation of your Instagram post, Dan Orlovski‘s would do sports journalism. He would diagram in depth quarterback play.
Now you know him as a stalwart ESPN football analyst, but he started doing Jobapreneur work. No one gave him permission. No network proactively saw Dan Orlovski‘s innovation. Dan Orlowsky just ran an external API by fairly using NFL play clips. an API is application protocol interface
Here VPI is football play. The external API is analysis of the football play where nobody asked you. And you provide the answer, “what happened during this football play. This is Dan Orlovsky’s opinion.
✅ let us break down another step two: Justin Reid, Reads
Problem: there’s a problem with the pro football focus evaluation of NFL defensive backs
Problem: pro football focus is running an external API to the NFL. But pro football lacks the intelligence of, “what play was called on the defensive side of the football.
Are we just blaming the defensive back irregardless of the defensive play that was called or/and the assignments given?
Solution: Stanford engineering, alumni, and Kansas City Chiefs star safety, Justin Reed might have a solution called Justin Reed audits pro football focus
Speculative
✅ Accountability
What’s great about sports? Is there a clear winner in a clear loser?
Well, being able to pattern recognize who might have a slight chance of better success is incredibly valuable. This media is valuable.
✅ being able to better scout
Media and analysis
In the financial markets, being able to scout what happens in the future is not just a cottage industry, it’s a gigantic juggernaut
✅ I cannot stress this enough you do not need permission
This is not a don’t ask for permission. Just ask for forgiveness situation.
This is a calculated externally EPI where you don’t ask for permission and you won’t have to ask for forgiveness because legally, you understand
✅fair use
✅ trademark attribution
You don’t need to wait for my mentor Irv Grousbeck. You can do what I did to her Grosbeck by studying lecture number 11. Editing a corporation without the consent of.
✅ you’re allowed to audit a corporation without that corporations consent by using third-party data and openly available public data that flows everywhere
https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=ejeIz4EhoJ0
✅ step three is two go through Twitter and favorite micro blog post that I tagged #LABCS3373
✅ in this video with 14 chapters, I quoted my mentors book, “what they don’t teach you at Harvard business school” in every chapter of my book
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✅ Xavier Scruggs
When you met me at Stanford Baseball, I was running an external API
So everything I say is exactly what Augie Garrido would say and cheer.
Here are the API’s
– Augie Garrido yelling at my teammates for not being Larry Chiang enough
– Augie Garrido yelling at Larry Chiang about Psycho Cybernetics stuff
– Coach Ayo thought that he could influence 3 to 5 pitches per game
As his mentee , I thought I could influence 10 to 35
– Stanford baseball
I cheer the 23rd member of the roster by honoring his student athlete development in the same way that are you. Dorito cares about all of his players.
ESPN might be impressed at my Henry Gargus and Austin Kretchmar preparation, but Augie Garrido would just giggle
✅ Full Circle,, “external API”
I cannot call it anything other than protocol #ExternalAPI
As a physicist Albert Einstein and Elon Musk made things as simple as possible, but no simpler. As a fellow physicist, I took the time to make this funny.
And like you may not laugh at how funny I am, but at least you learned some thing that you already knew: this is how shiitake starts up and is Incredibly Street Smart
Almost as Street Smart, as when I gave you guys paper thank you cards as a thank you to your press coverage of Larry Chiang
Tom Brady ran an external API to the Atlanta Falcons
In doing PQRST , he showed more knowledge of Atlanta Falcons defensive plays, then Atlanta Falcons cornerbacks, and defensive backs
Ditto Richard Sherman showing up at the 49ers facility
Richard Sherman knew the 49ers offense as well as wide receivers and tight ends
This is external API
You cannot stop Larry Chiang or Augie Grido you can only hope to contain Tom Brady
There are over 1000 tweets that I tagged #LABCS3373
Chris Messina invented the #
It is an external API to Twitter
burt Herman. “Storify”
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