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I still don’t know how to use git but I guess I’m learning

I am randomly here

Funny how sceptical people where that today all use git lol

this post is 10 years old, what was the date of this talk? GIT is one of the amazing open source imaginings of the modern web STILL to this day!

idk seems like a fad :P

I definitely believe I can leverage these tactics within my entrepreneurial career. All of the advice in this video were tips my English teacher in high school gave me. She would ask me to "paint the picture" and "show don't tell me," essentially I needed to describe a story for the reader or audience, which is something I plan to incorporate into my video pitch. My professors have recommended that I write reports so someone without any engineering background could follow along, which matches the advice in this video. I will use this strategy by making a script for myself and explaining it to people around me of different ages to ensure anyone could understand. Once again, my English teacher in high school would always tell me to make my papers "come full circle," finishing an essay by reiterating a main theme in my introduction.

Still gold <3

Of these five tips, my favorite tip has been the emphasis on the story. The story is something in the pitch that is so easily forgotten, and yet it relates so personally with our own human experience. If you look at the tv ads presented these days, you find stories. Whether they are done well or badly is another topic for another day. But every company recognizes the importance of telling a story. A story sticks much easier than random facts. And, stories are naturally easy to understand. Stories do not usually use complicated jargon, which is why they are so valuable in the pitch. We don't have a lot of time before the person listening loses interest and starts zoning out. So we HAVE to hold their interest with a story that hopefully relates the customer to us. Making a simple story that focuses on problem and closes well is the secret to a successful pitch.

These are definitely important points that should be in your "Killer Pitch". This is just an outline though. It should be utilized to formulate a draft. The final product of a pitch involves going back and editing to ensure that you create the best possible pitch. This includes receiving feedback from others. Feedback from your customers is important. It should be tugging on their hearts. It should make the people in your audience feel like they need that product. It should also not push away people that are not in your product's audience. This important because this will draw in new customers to help keep your product growing.

I think the point about treating your product pitch as a story is fantastic and definitely helps me describe my problem I'm solving in a far more unique and intriguing way to the people I talk to. Like Josh said, the "storyfication" of the idea makes it not only easier and more friendly for people on the outside to want to come and listen, but also makes it far easier to realize the larger purpose behind your solution and remain consistent in the way you explain it to others.

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7 years later still a timeless Q and A

The first advice that the presenter had for us is to focus on the problem. He said that even he gets excited about the solution because that is the basis of your creation. Although, the problem is what we are targeting because that is the area that needs a solution. We look at ‘real’ problems. Is the problem worth solving? That is the questions that I keep in my mind. Even on a day to day basis, am I putting my effort and time into certain scenarios that need a solution? That is the focus for me. Solving problems that need a solution.

some ppl need some work so they do this :/

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Joshoa terrado thinking!!!!

Patent trolls are one subspecies of human (and I mean SUB-species) that makes some of the things that we did to people back in the medieval ages seem somewhat reasonable. Any mammal, fish, or insect that behaved that way would have been quickly made extinct, and not even David Suzuki would feel bad about it.

Amazes me that Google doesn't go after these trolls?

This guy didnt write any code, he contracted out to asia and india and then corrected a few grammatical errors and called it his own.

The price of living in such a permissive society is that it allows people with no useful talents or work ethic to feed off the hard won success of those who actually produce value.

What is your organization really about? Who is funding you and what are your current goals?

Certainly, the laws need to change. I think the tech giants with deep pockets (Google, Microsoft, Apple), etc. need to use their huge patent portfolios and deep pockets to target and take out patent trolls. If they knew that there were financial consequences to their frivolous lawsuits, they might think twice.

Me in 2022: again, what was the uniloc thingy all about? Never heard of em

Very rarely have I felt such a pure form of unadulterated hatred towards human beings. And to think all this is legal is practically making my blood boil.

Holy crap!!!! I am an Xplane user and will stay with Xplane!!!!!

Seems to be right about a lot and wrong about a few things. I’ll focus on a couple of the mistakes, since some of the correctness of some of this should be apparent to folks who have worked in tech. Wrong: 1. Super senior / talented people will jump ship to go to a small startup. In fact, the MOST talented, Cream of the Crop people do this, because they a) care less about money if it’s sufficient for their needs, b) care a TON about working with other incredibly people c) are more likely to be prescient about a great company and great ideas. He can equivocate that he covered himself by indicating this was Almost always the case. But he’s wrong. He should have been more precise with his language and said something like: focusing too much on resumes of people who appear to be experienced is a mistake. Spacex has picked up a TON of senior people throughout its history, who joined because they had good taste in companies, ideas, and wanted to build something great with other great people. They would have gone bankrupt without these experienced senior people who took pay cuts, and saved their bacon, because as a startup you’re usually on the ragged edge of bankruptcy. I hope he has the humility to clarify these remarks since then, because he’s wrong. 2. Even musk wouldn’t use his customers emails. Right or wrong, He’d tweet it, and he’d complain about what he sees as the inanity of all sides making mistakes in his option.

where's the part where he wins

I can see myself leveraging these five tactics when it comes to pitching my ideas to someone that was explained in this video. The first tactic was to focus on the problem instead of the solution. I agree that when it comes to pitching an idea it’s difficult to mainly talk about why there’s a problem instead of telling someone multiple ways my ideas can solve it. The second tactic is telling a story. I agree that integrating a story into a pitch idea gives the audience a clear picture on why you came up with the idea and how you will solve the problem. The last tactic I agree with is talking to them like they’re a four-year-old. Keeping your pitch ideas simple will create less confusion and your audience will know exactly what your problem and solution is.

i would have done a second take, too many mistakes lol But thank you for the explanation!

The 8 year old son of Drew Curtiss is RIGHT! Just kill 'em Dad!"

Why is it always those that don’t have the talent to do anything of value who impose the biggest burden on those who can? I can’t stand thieves and ne’er do wells who exist only to leech off the hard-earned rewards of other. Good for you Austin for defending yourself!

this was easier to watch than an episode of the sopranos

Why is there no legal avenue for going after companies that have as their entire business model, the use of threats of legal action, to generate fear responses and settlement income, as a means of paying for their dead-end no-account living expenses. Oh wait, because lawyers are evil scum who like the world they have wrought.

Thanks information sir

How about filling a patent which describes the exact method of patent-trolling? Couldn't you then sue anyone who files a blatantly frivolous lawsuit using that method?

If their patent was filed in 2001, it should be void this year correct me if I am wrong? It's either 20 or 25 years utility patents expire if I remember correctly.

Thank you for fighting to expose these crooks!

This man is a genius. X-Plane flight physics feel so good, I enjoy every second in my A321

Shit I used a phone book once.

Patent the law suit process....and legal defence process.

Doesn't the losing side get made to pay the costs of the winning side? If this became standard practice, patent trolls would start bankrupting themselves.

Sounds like Uniloc has a mole working in a high position at the patent office. Sounds like hiring seal team six to take em all out is a more possible solution. One can dream.

So many lawyers that they must be occupied with something.

David can be very rich in Bitcoin because he believed in Bitcoin from the beginning.

This is Merica.

I do want to know why didn't you turn around and sue Apple or Google for making the app that caused you to get sued?

I watch The Patent Scam today. I cried and prayed for the victims. I cannot believe that the senate wouldn't pass a policy to fix this. My God pass judgment on all those involved in the scam. I do want to know why didn't you turn around and sue Apple or Google for making the app that caused you to get sued?

I watch The Patent Scam today. I cried and prayed for the victims. I cannot believe that the senate wouldn't pass a policy to fix this. My God pass judgment on all those involved in the scam. I do want to know why didn't you turn around and sue Apple or Google for making the app that caused you to get sued?

how'd he win????

I would have put a hit on them. That would be cheaper.