Sketchnotes: ENT101: Finding and Validating Your Idea, Keri Damen

Posted on September 26th, 2012 by Sacha Chua
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Click on the image for a larger version of sketchnotes from today’s talk on Finding and Validating Your Idea. This talk is part of the free MaRS Entrepreneurship 101 series. Feel free to share this! You can credit it as (c) 2012 Sacha Chua under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Canada licence.

UPDATE: Here’s the video.

Like this? Interested in business? You’ll probably also like my sketchnotes of The $100 Startup. Check out these other sketchnotes, or search them in my public Evernote notebook. Enjoy!

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Jojo Siao

i like the drawings and how it explained well to develop an entrepreneurial mindset
Lily Liu

Such a cool sketch… :)
Victoria

This is an amazing visual summary of the course – the ultimate crib notes!
Sacha Chua

Glad you like the sketches! I’m looking forward to sharing notes of the other lectures in the series. I find it much easier and more fun to review my visual notes than Powerpoint slides, and I hope they help other people learn and review too!
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