This document discusses starting a food sharing social network called Foodlets. It encourages the reader to go out and create change by sharing food photos and reviews on Foodlets. It then provides some facts about how things are easier when you actually do them and how finding help from others. Finally, it suggests some initial steps one can take like academic projects, internships, building a personal brand, and finding a mentor to help take their first steps towards entrepreneurship and changing the world.

1. Getting Started
Going out and creating a change
Talk at i-rix 2011, Chowgule College of Arts & Science, Goa, India
14 Jan 2011

3. What do Indians talk about when
they have nothing to talk
about? h

4. Mom to Sagar
"Always share your food with friends
no matter what you eat."
1990

5. Sagar to all his friends
"Always create a Foodlet and share
with friends on Facebook no matter
what you eat."
2010

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Ruby on Rails
Postgres
Phusion Passenger
Nginx
CentOS/Ubuntu

11. This is the Foodlets story
Keep eating good food and keep creating Foodlets :)
http://twitter.com/foodlets
http://facebook.com/foodlets
http://thefoodletsblog.blogspot.com

12. Getting Started
It is not about us starting Foodlets it is about you
going out and creating a change

13. Why Does Entrepreneurship
Matter?

14. Products Services Employment
Investments Wealth

15. Beyond
Innovation
Think
Transformation

16. Getting Started
Fact #1 : Things are easier when
you actually do them.
Fact #2 : If you find hard enough you will find
people around who want to help you.

17. Being Part of the Ecosystem
Work or Intern with startups
Evangelize for your favorite startups and products
Attend startup events
s

18. Taking the First Steps
Academic Projects
Internship at a Startup
Build a Personal Brand
Look for a Mentor

19. image sources
http://www.dare.co.in http://entrepreneurindia.in

20. How many of you want to go
out and change the world?

21. Keep in touch
Sagar Arlekar
sagar@foodlets.in
http://twitter.com/sagar_arlekar
http://www.facebook.com/default.py