How the entrepreneurial mindset can change you: Henrik Scheel at TEDxSacramento

What if we stopped coming up with excuses and started doing something to solve the big problems around us?
Henrik Scheel asks students this question and brings them on a transformational journey where they adopt the entrepreneurial mindset and practice the skills to solve great challenges. Through StartupExperience, Henrik teaches students to build their creative confidence and learn to see opportunities where other people see problems.
Henrik began his career in Denmark where he founded two companies during his engineering studies. After having worked in a creative capacity for several international corporations he became increasingly passionate about solving social problems through entrepreneurship and has spent the last three years working in the field. He now lives in San Francisco but spends most of his time traveling to expand the program through partnerships with governments, NGOs, and corporate non-profits.

[@michellelalitha]

Thank you Henrik.. You have open my mind as an entrepreneur to work better for the community and the environment...cheers to Big Dreams

[@charlesaura945]

THANKS MAN. GOD BLESS.

[@josetterblanche5426]

I agree...success is all about solving problems. The more problems you solve the more successful you are. Thank you...great speech!

[@ingemannsandvad6102]

Hi Henrik. Really wonderful to witness your success and progress with your entreprenerdy stuff!

[@r2solutions635]

Great conversation Henrik. I agree that an entrepreneurial mindset is solutions driven and with an outside of the box way of thinking.

[@ushitooso3872]

R.E. Robinson you’ll never make any money following that advice

[@kgosimhetoa7412]

I am hugely impreseed Henrik - Big Five

[@TheKatrinaRuthShow]

Great video on having an entrepreneurial mindset!

[@JensVilladsenKiddo]

Great video Henrik

[@user-pw9wj2zt8m]

Hendrik Thanks, this is helping me alot in my Network Marketing Business. I can conquer the World right now .....and I will.

[@user-pw9wj2zt8m]

At your service, always ready to help.

[@jameslo912]

Henrik, I am a high school student living in Jakarta, and we would be ecstatic for you to plan a workshop here. That was a great presentation and I hope you and your colleagues are closing in on your goal of a million students.

[@ushitooso3872]

James Lo it ain’t going to be free. You paying?

[@MisterJepp]

Great talk thank you so much Henrik! Looking forward to get to know you more and follow the amazing Startup Experience

[@davemeansbusiness]

Hey Henrik, nice work! I would be interested to see what your are still doing in the world of entrepreneurship.....

[@WillWrite1]

Truth.

[@jamesvenus6939]

8:25 my life

[@mbodekaer]

Very exciting talk Henrik!

[@MrGrapha]

oll around the world

[@UFO314159]

Excellent talk.

[@Jack-cr4sy]

Great speech!

[@NicolaGrace]

If there is something in the world that needs to be solved are humans problems so it is time to look through those problems and start giving clear solutions .Find me out for more details .

[@ulrichbjerre3385]

Hi Henrik! Congrats' with this TED video and your success! Nice to see one of our great students doing great out there!....Hmmm.....I'm just wondering who might have presented you with that weird spreadsheet to predict the future....I could come up with at least one name ;o) Best of wishes from me and "us" at AU Herning!

[@MrGrapha]

i am comming to amerika as the infenter of oll good idees i have the best from the best

[@grantknott]

Hi Henrik. Nice inspirational video. I liked the talk except for limiting entrepreneurship on to young people. I’m 51. Does that mean that entrepreneurship is beyond me?

[@ravenous0382]

Never my friend, Entrepreneurship isnt limited by age rather it is limited by inaction. You are not 51 years old, rather you are 51 years young. With that bountiful experience of yours i bet you could use it into a wonderful Entrepreneurial journey. Best of luck mate, from a 20 years old Entrepreneur 🙂

[@grantknott]

@@ravenous0382 Thanks for the encouraging comment

[@nyx211]

Identifying problems is easy, but how do you even arrive at a solution? How does one go from 3:23 to 3:55? They never explain that.

[@Kristijan3373]

Wonderful speech, I have a enterpreneurial mindset, however I'm scared it will leave me to nowhere. I'm a high school student from Macedonia. Do you have any of the programs you do in or near my country?

[@sirfvncy7847]

if you find out.. please let me know. i'm in the same spot. (:

[@HScheel]

Thanks Kristijan, I'm really glad that you enjoyed the talk! You can find more information at www.StartupExperience.com - I'd be happy to work with you to bring the program to Macedonia! - Henrik

[@MrGrapha]

would you all like to start a bisnus in modelcars where a camera is on en then race agenst people on a computer wam bi i wood say about that

[@arungoud1765]

fb

[@MrGrapha]

i made a mistake wowwwwww

[@omgbeau______________5222]

yes i made a mistake

[@jamesvenus6939]

big balls

[@chriswong2133]

this speech is copied from a motivational speaker. This guy is de connnn

[@HScheel]

Hi Chris, I'm sorry to hear you think that way. I guarantee you that my TEDx talk is not copied from another speaker, I put a long time into preparing it and it's all based on my personal experiences which I think you will realize if you watch the talk. As most other speakers I use quotes from some of the greatest entrepreneurs of our time but I don't take credit for any of those statements. - Henrik

[@sarazohar4923]

This guy is not a great presenter , it was disappointing.

[@isaacpfitzner343]

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[@jamesvenus6939]

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