• 32 - Startup Movies

  • 2023/04/17
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  • What’s the best kind of learning? If your answer was The kind that’s fun, then you'll want to join Doug and Glenn as they talk about notable, and since they're movies and streamers, somewhat fun shows that have taken on the Startup genre, putting entrepreneurs in the hero seat. Movies like Tesla – no, not about the car, about the man - the inventor of A/C current. The Founder featuring the character of Roy Kroc. The Social Network. The Steve Jobs movie. Startup, the streaming series with Martin Freeman. The 2022 biopic, Elvis and even Michael J. Fox’s The Secret of My Success.

    Some of the lessons / fun(!) from these movies:  

    It's not enough to have the idea, you have to rally people to your cause and execute. (Tesla)

    It’s important to know which business you’re in. (McDonalds)

    Make sure you know with whom you’re getting into bed with before you do so. (Startup)  

    Trust but verify. (Elvis)

    You have to collaborate – fill in the skill gaps – to succeed. (Tesla, again)

    So, grab your popcorn and [soda] pop and join us! Afterall, you've had a hard day. So sit back, listen and enjoy as Doug and Glenn play Roger & Ebert in this unusual episode of Conversations on Startups.  

    Conversations on Startups is brought to you by Douglas Ross, author of the book, Spark Click Go: How to Bring Your Creative Business Idea to Life, and Glenn Suart, of Today’s Great Idea, a radio series featuring over 300 origin stories of businesses, brands and inventions that have changed the culture.

    Got a topic you’d like us to tackle in a future conversation or a comment on a prior episode? If so, reach out to one of us. Glenn's email is: go@todaysgreatidea.com, and Doug's is: douglas@sparkclickgo.com

    We hope you’re having fun listening but mostly that you take action on your business idea. 

    For more inspiration visit our websites: todaysgreatidea.com and sparkclickgo.com

    If you are enjoying the podcast and want to help spread the word, feel free to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, invite your friends, and remember to subscribe – it’s the best way to support the show.

    Doug’s book can be picked up on Amazon via: tinyurl.com/mw97b8ws

    Transcripts and additional info such as the names of our voice over artists can be found via:

    conversationsonstartups.com

    Thanks to our editor Wojtek Buczarski for being a pro, and to all of our contributors, but mostly to you, our listener. 

    Another episode of Conversations on Startups will drop soon or is available to binge now. 

    Thanks for joining us.

    See ya next time!

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What’s the best kind of learning? If your answer was The kind that’s fun, then you'll want to join Doug and Glenn as they talk about notable, and since they're movies and streamers, somewhat fun shows that have taken on the Startup genre, putting entrepreneurs in the hero seat. Movies like Tesla – no, not about the car, about the man - the inventor of A/C current. The Founder featuring the character of Roy Kroc. The Social Network. The Steve Jobs movie. Startup, the streaming series with Martin Freeman. The 2022 biopic, Elvis and even Michael J. Fox’s The Secret of My Success.

Some of the lessons / fun(!) from these movies:  

It's not enough to have the idea, you have to rally people to your cause and execute. (Tesla)

It’s important to know which business you’re in. (McDonalds)

Make sure you know with whom you’re getting into bed with before you do so. (Startup)  

Trust but verify. (Elvis)

You have to collaborate – fill in the skill gaps – to succeed. (Tesla, again)

So, grab your popcorn and [soda] pop and join us! Afterall, you've had a hard day. So sit back, listen and enjoy as Doug and Glenn play Roger & Ebert in this unusual episode of Conversations on Startups.  

Conversations on Startups is brought to you by Douglas Ross, author of the book, Spark Click Go: How to Bring Your Creative Business Idea to Life, and Glenn Suart, of Today’s Great Idea, a radio series featuring over 300 origin stories of businesses, brands and inventions that have changed the culture.

Got a topic you’d like us to tackle in a future conversation or a comment on a prior episode? If so, reach out to one of us. Glenn's email is: go@todaysgreatidea.com, and Doug's is: douglas@sparkclickgo.com

We hope you’re having fun listening but mostly that you take action on your business idea. 

For more inspiration visit our websites: todaysgreatidea.com and sparkclickgo.com

If you are enjoying the podcast and want to help spread the word, feel free to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, invite your friends, and remember to subscribe – it’s the best way to support the show.

Doug’s book can be picked up on Amazon via: tinyurl.com/mw97b8ws

Transcripts and additional info such as the names of our voice over artists can be found via:

conversationsonstartups.com

Thanks to our editor Wojtek Buczarski for being a pro, and to all of our contributors, but mostly to you, our listener. 

Another episode of Conversations on Startups will drop soon or is available to binge now. 

Thanks for joining us.

See ya next time!

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