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KEYNOTE TOPICS
Creating「NEXT」
In the CREATING「NEXT」series, the speaker discusses prescriptive vs. descriptive product and service creation.
An excerpt from the series is as follows: “Everyone may have a ‘good idea,’ but as to which ideas are market-worthy boils down to the origination of the idea. In the creation process, one should dial into a customer’s actual needs and ask, ‘Can I make this better? Would the customer actually buy it, and at what price-point? What’s my expected market, and how do I reach it?’ Don’t get caught up with design, instead, reroute your energy to creating what people actually want.”
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Entre • Preneur NOW
In the ENTRE • PRENEUR NOW series, the speaker explains what it means to become an entrepreneur.
An excerpt from the speech is as follows: “Entre means “between us.” Preneur” means “one who takes.” Think back to the last time you bought something. Did you know that somebody foresaw that people just like you would purchase that item? Entrepreneurship is all about looking for a product or service that someone needs, and then making it available to them, effectively filling the gap between a person and his/her need, while taking a facilitating payment for your involvement.
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Envision, Plan & Persist
In the ENVISION, PLAN & PERSIST series, the speaker appeals to the importance of thinking long-term.
A brief excerpt of the speech is as follows: “If you were to evaluate an individual who really impacted society, you might realize that the challenges he or she encountered along the way weren’t few by any means. As most probably know, Thomas Edison failed more than 3,000 times in a row -and it’s only because of his persistence that we have the incandescent lightbulb today. Thus, challenges are almost always guaranteed, and it doesn’t matter what level of experience you have in your field of work. At one point, you will have to choose to persist and reject giving up.”