An open discussion that takes an honest look at the state of education, start-ups, entrepreneurship and what it really takes to succeed.
"The unfortunate truth is that from kindergarten through undergraduate and grad school, you learn very few skills or attitudes that would ever help you start a business. Skills like sales, networking, creativity and comfort with failure. In this new economy, you simply can't afford not to possess those skills."
• Taking control of your education
• Developing networking skills that get results
• Why failing is critical to your success
• Be as good as advertised
• Ethics: Being a good person actually matters