The document discusses entrepreneurship and innovation. It questions who knows what they want to do and if people really want jobs or to follow their passions. Entrepreneurship allows changing the status quo to be remarkable. Leadership and connectedness can create movements for change. Innovation comes from unexpected places, like Bill Gates and Paul Allen creating Microsoft during high unemployment. The document calls all entrepreneurs and innovators to action to shape the future.

1. What is your story?Entrepreneurship & Digital Media

2. Who knows what they want to be when they grow up?

4. Do you really want a job?

6. What is your passion?

8. The Resume???

10. What is entrepreneurship?

12. You will never succeed!???

16. Whatever the status quo is, changing it gives you the opportunity to be remarkable. SethGodin – “Tribes”

18. “A movement is thrilling. It's the work of many people, all connected, all seeking something better. The newly leveraged tools of the net make it easier than ever to create a movement, to make things happen, to get things done. All that's missing is leadership.” SethGodin – “Tribes”

20. What is your brand?

22. It is about people, stupid “Technology is crap. A crutch. The shiny new object in the room. And while people think it could be the answer to their prayers, we guarantee that it could be your biggest detriment…It’s about people. When it comes to technology, what’s exciting and shiney today will be fricken dead tomorrow.” “Brains on Fire”

23. Are you a technician or a practitioner?

24. Who cares?

25. Innovation?

26. Innovation?

27. Entrepreneurship…Learned or Genetic???

29. Language to create change…

30. Calling all Entrepreneurs…Innovators…

32. Warren Buffett – Innovation & Recession “He mentioned the recession in the early 1980s, when nobody would have guessed that during a time of 10% unemployment in the country, two young entrepreneurs named Bill Gates and Paul Allen would be working in Albuquerque creating an innovation that would become a big part of our future. Similarly, who would have guessed in the early 90s that dropouts from Stanford would create Google, arguably the most powerful company in the world today.”

33. Legacy?

35. Where do good ideas come from?

36. You are our legacy……my children’s future.