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Man if you cut word “Actually” from this video, you could shorten it to 5.5 minutes.
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hey that asshole who started doordash went to stanford right? yeah he’s the opposite of everything you said in the second half of your video. a criminal and a thief ! those gig apps should be illegal
25:38 is the escence of the office, its the reason of why Michael Scott was indeed the best boss
Your last point is the invaluable nugget that most people fail to grasp or have negative association with the concept. It’s a shame, because it’s also the source of social wellbeing. Stanford people do it well, and so I despise them for it…mockingly. I went to a top notch school that fails to indoctrinate in their students this simple art. Every alumnus is an asset and connections multiply their and our value. On a balance sheet that value is incalculable or hidden in goodwill. Use it or lose it.
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01:18 🛡 Use Porter's Five Forces to analyze competition, substitutes, new entrants, buyer power, and supplier power.
03:37 💼 Apple uses ecosystem lock-in to fend off competition and new entrants effectively.
04:12 📱 Apple's competitive advantages include brand strength, economies of scale, and network effects.
05:54 🏗 Companies can leverage economies of scale to become more efficient as they grow.
06:43 🔄 Jeff Bezos' flywheel strategy at Amazon illustrates the power of lowering prices to increase sales.
07:54 🌐 Network effects create a strong barrier to entry for competitors in established markets.
10:00 🛠 Start with solving a specific problem to build a successful product.
11:16 📈 Iteration is crucial—start niche, then expand based on customer feedback.
14:00 💡 Understand your ideal customer profile deeply to craft effective marketing messages.
14:57 💬 Meet your customers where they are by using the right marketing channels effectively.
18:00 📊 Different financial strategies like equity raising or debt restructuring impact cash flows in financing activities.
18:14 🏦 Starbucks' substantial investments resulted in a modest net cash addition despite a $4.1 billion profit.
18:32 📋 The balance sheet reflects Starbucks' assets like cash, stores, and liabilities such as debts and vendor payments.
19:17 📊 Financial modeling for Starbucks projects revenue, costs, and cash flows, crucial for assessing future performance.
20:00 📉 Predicting company growth involves understanding business drivers like sales campaigns and cost management.
21:53 📊 Discounted cash flow analysis estimates asset value based on projected future cash flows.
22:47 📊 Comparative analysis with peers like McDonald's and Chipotle helps determine Starbucks' valuation multiples.
24:02 📈 Qualitative and quantitative factors, including market dynamics and company innovations, impact valuation decisions.
25:02 🧠 Emotional intelligence in management directly influences team productivity and organizational success.
26:46 💼 Effective leaders inspire and motivate teams, enhancing overall business performance and innovation.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:13 🎓 Stanford Business School admits only 400 students annually, impacting access to its education that has produced numerous billionaires.
00:28 🏢 Strategy is foundational in business, learned through frameworks like Porters five forces to assess competition, substitutes, entry threats, buyer power, and supplier power.
01:36 📱 Apple uses ecosystem lock-in with products like iPhone, Mac, and iCloud to deter competition and new entrants.
03:41 🏆 Competitive advantages like brand strength (e.g., Apple, Nike) and economies of scale (e.g., Apple's efficient production) help companies like Apple dominate markets.
05:07 🔄 Network effects, where a product becomes more valuable as more people use it (e.g., Instagram), create strong barriers to entry for competitors.
08:36 🛒 Building a successful product involves starting with a niche market, iterating based on customer feedback, and avoiding the mistake of neglecting marketing.
11:53 💬 Ideal customer profiling and channel optimization in marketing are crucial for reaching and resonating with specific target audiences.
19:24 💰 Financial analysts use historical data and projections to predict future company growth and expenses, crucial for assessing investment opportunities.
20:35 📉 Discounted cash flow analysis estimates the present value of future cash flows, considering the time value of money, crucial for valuing assets like companies.
21:59 📊 Comparables analysis compares metrics like price-to-earnings ratios of similar companies to determine valuation benchmarks.
24:05 🧮 Financial analysis combines historical cash flows with qualitative factors like market size and competitive landscape to project future valuations.
25:01 🧠 Emotional intelligence is critical for effective leadership, impacting employee motivation and business success.
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Excellent video and will help me with my new current business model that is in a similiar space as BUIDL.
Thank you for saving me $100Ks in opportunity cost.
My god! This video is MORE UNDERSTANDABLE than the lecturer I spent couple hundred thousand dollar of business school and learned nothing from it. This video is heaven sent, incredible quality and explanation. Thank you for teaching me today.
Cant wait to see the video on growing a network from 0 connections. Especially curious about the initial connections in a highly selective network that would exist at a place like Stanford
Great value!
I beleive it's not about education, it's about people that you meet there and connect with, imaging sitting in a class with top 6% of smartest people
Excellent video! I learned a lot! You really crushed this talk! Thank you! I'm a new subscriber!
Thanks for sharing…. Seems like the same curriculum as in my 40 ranked school…. Only lacking the shiny name and your alum… 😊
your last quote made me subscribe
I loved everthyng in this video, really congrats!! From Brazil🏖
Great video just a little thing, Apple is Apple because appeals to Human stupidity which is abundant, Apple is the most scumbag, scammer company in the world, but it takes advantage of stupid people…Is sad, but true.
So for Apple, were you saying they have oligopoly with their suppliers?
I have watched almost a hundred videos on business and marketing.. hands down this is one of the best videos out there. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you 🥲
Thank you. I can now tell people that I have a Stanford education
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This was incredibly informative and will help me in my business canvas model presentation tomorrow!
Thank you so much!🍻
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