Steve Jurvetson, Naveen Jain and Maria Ritola: Moonshot Thinking - Creating Abundant Mindsets

Steve Jurvetson (Partner at DFJ), Naveen Jain (Founder & Executive Chairman at Moon Express) and Maria Ritola (Co-Founder of Iris AI) discussing the topic "Moonshot Thinking - Creating Abundant Mindsets" at Slush 2017.
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[@eddierocksteady5740]

Thinking above the ordinary.Nice!

[@RalfLippold]

Great talk - h/t Slush for sharing it (together with other content from the conference). What Steve Jurvetson is mentioning ("Playbook for Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur", ca. min 17:00) can be found to some extent in "Bold" by Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler. Especially how ISU (International Space University) came into existence over more than a decade is an inspiring example.

[@elitaracina3061]

Great discussion! So full of inspiring insights! They show the brighter side of the human spirit! :-)

[@bo840]

The only one of those three speakers that can inspire me into an "abundant moonshot" is that lovely lady.

[@stevebonella1]

Couldn't have said that better myself

[@mistertexaz]

😂

[@aaron4820]

Listening to Naveen Jain hurts my throat.