UdacityDemocratizing Education

10 startup lessons from the inventor of the iPod

Learn by doing — know what you want to learn, because you want to build/do something with it.

Be persistent and do things

Always be learning

Know when to say no

Wear your beginners hat and give your users superpowers

There’s success in failure, if you know where to look for it

Keep asking questions and listen to others

Seek critics — Don’t ask your parents for validation, ask your spouse

It’s better to start up with a little experience

Don’t do it for the money

Udacity TalksWatch the entire interview here — https://youtu.be/6W_Usn7vJdg

“In 50 years, there will be only 10 institutions in the world delivering higher education and Udacity has a shot at being one of them.”SEBASTIAN THRUN, CEO: UDACITY