Steve Blank is the author of Four Steps to the Epiphany. He has advised many start ups and currently teachers at Stanford. His views on entrepreneurship should not be missed.

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Steve Blank is the author of Four Steps to the Epiphany. He has advised many start ups and currently teachers at Stanford. His views on entrepreneurship should not be missed.

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Here is another video of Gary being interviewed by Bradley Will at Unstrapped.com. Unstrappd.com is a blog I stumbled across today and seems like its a promising young blog and has some great content. In this interview, Gary continues to drill the essentials behind what he believes in. Passion and hard work wins the race. I don’t go searching for this guy, but it just seems that he is everywhere right now. Guess it must be all that hustlin’ he does’?

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Eric Ries is the man behind the lean startup. He is a programmer turned software-business genius having utilized and later evangelizing his lean startup methodology. He summerizes the lean startup themes as “one of the major trends shaping our world, and its impact goes beyond just optimizing our supply chains. Lean startups can be the most capital efficient companies in the world, because they strive to prevent energy from being expended uselessly. Human talent, passion, and wisdom is too precious a commodity to allow it to be wasted.”. Basically he is a brilliant business man and this is a video that everyone should watch.

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Jason Fried is CEO and co-founder at 37 Signals, the company behind the wildly popular collaboration tools. If you’re a business, work for a business and you have access to the internet, you need their software. They make software that people want to use and this is why you should listen to him. He is the idea man behind the operations.

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