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- September 12, 2013
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5 Ways to be a Better Mentor
Mentoring is also a more significant part of the economy today than since, perhaps, apprentorship in the craftsman age. Why? The rise of entrepreneurship and the freelance economy is similar to the craftsman age since as the very structure of the economy undergoes massive transformation, workers are increasingly required to find their own means of making a living.
During the Industrial age, most labor was focused on optimizing repeatable tasks. Repeatable tasks are taught. Mentoring was more focused on developing leadership qualities, responsible for corporate management. See Blank’s Sloan vs Durant. Today’s mentoring must teach leadership, too, but additionally, the nature of entrepreneurship.
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San Diego Startups — ShowUHow
ShowUHow
ShowUHow offers manufacturers and retailers a series of web and mobile video product guides for every stage of the customer lifecycle, including pre-sales, installation, feedback and retention. Led by Founder and CEO Kim Folsom, ShowUHow has raised $3M from Syncom Venture Partners.
- September 23, 2011
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San Diego Startups — SrvrDJ
SrvrDJ
SrvrDJ helps you launch your apps into the cloud quickly, easily, and fault-tolerantly. Founded by Leeward Bound, SrvrDJ is bootstrapped.
- September 23, 2011
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San Diego Startups — Bump
Bump
Bump connects existing digital profiles with your vehicle license plate number, allowing you to “connect with those you don’t know yet.” The Active Network founder Mitch Thrower is the Founder and CEO of Bump, which has raised $2.2M to date.
- September 22, 2011
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San Diego Startups — Oceanhouse Media
Oceanhouse Media
Oceanhouse Media develops mobile apps that “uplift, educate and inspire”, primarily through licensing popular children’s content providers, such as Dr. Seuss, Chronicle Books and the Hay House. Oceanhouse Media was founded by Michel Kripalani, a veteran of the video gaming industry, and is privately funded.
- August 16, 2011
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San Diego Startups — FashioningChange
FashioningChange
FashioningChange Fashioning Change is a shopping experience that gives you stylish eco-friendly and ethical alternatives to popular name brands lacking social responsibility practices. Shoppers enter the name brand they like and FashioningChange gives you eco-friendly alternatives based on style and price point. FashioningChange was founded by Adriana Herrera and is a Founder’s Institute graduate.
- August 15, 2011
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San Diego Startups — Flaretag
Flaretag
Flaretag has developed a mobile marketing platform that helps businesses and individuals promote their products and better engage with customers using mobile phones. Their tools allow you to connect web content to the world around you via QR codes, SMS and email. Flaretag is a Founder Institute graduate and was founded by Daniel Arroyo and Jose Granado. Flaretag is currently self-funded.
- August 12, 2011
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San Diego Startups — Nettle
Nettle
Nettle is developing a social/local/mobile app in the entertainment market. Nettle was founded by MP3.com veterans Brian Dear and Dan O’Neill. They have raised 500K from Google Ventures, Advancit Capital and 500 Startups.
- August 12, 2011
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San Diego Startups — ai-one
ai-one
ai-one develops and licenses “biologically inspired” artificial intelligence engines to software developers. The technology enables machines to learn. The company is founded an lead by Walt Diggelmann and Tom Marsh.