“In crowdfunding, money isn’t just money – and to think about it as just money is to misunderstand what’s going on.” Capital C – how crowdfunding changes the gameĬapital C is a 2015 documentary about the phenomenon of crowdfunding. In the process, it reveals the biases that people have, and how we make up our minds about things – and how doubt can be deliberately cultivated with the intention of slowing down progress.
It outlines the strategies used by PR firms in defending Big Tobacco and other large corporations. This one is a bit of a depressing watch, but a necessary one. Merchants Of Doubt – learn about the power of Public Relations and how it has shaped the world we live in Catch Me If You Can is based on the true story of Frank Abagnale. Leonardo DiCaprio does seem to play this sort of role over and over again in his career, doesn’t he? These young men who have ambitions and dreams that end up consuming them. Catch Me If You Can – witness the power of persuasion (and its limitations) It’s interesting to get a glimpse into Tony’s backstage persona, his relationships with his crew, and to see the phenomenon that has emerged around him. It’s particularly interesting to see the superstructure that exists around Tony – he has a massive team assisting him, and he has all these people who spend $4,995 with the expectation of having a life-changing experience in six days… and they manage to do it. This documentary follows him on one of his “ Date with Destiny” camps. Others loathe him and see him as some sort of snake oil salesman.
Some people love Tony Robbins and credit him with dramatically changing their lives for the better. Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru – the architecture of a great $4,995 experience that people love
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The movie is based on a book by Michael Lewis, who also wrote Moneyball – another great book and movie about the frustrations involved in applying the scientific method to baseball. He really captures the frustration of being right and yet being dismissed for it. It’s worth watching for its insights into human nature, groupthink, incentives and how organizations operate.Ĭhristian Bale’s character, Michael Blurry, is particularly worth watching. This is a fictionalized movie about the 2007 Financial Crisis.
The Big Short – being right when everyone else is wrong is profitable but also very, very painful It really captures the sacrifice that goes into pursuing perfection. It’s fascinating to witness not only Jiro’s pathological dedication to his craft, but his relationships with others – his staff, his suppliers, and his family. There is a lot to be learned from the careful, obsessive devotion of 90-year-old Jiro Ono, whose sushi bar Sukiyabashi is possibly the most highly-regarded in the world (with 3 Michelin stars!) Jiro Dreams of Sushi – greatness requires sacrifice Here are a list of some of the best Netflix shows for millennial entrepreneurs: 1.
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