Startups and America's Future

Recently I've seen several web articles promoting startups as the key to the future. Here's my startup thinking.

Knowledge and Technology

rlaexp.com lives — the future is between the ears

rlaexp.com provides brainroads for creating foundations for future directed decisions — what you need to know before you decide to do or not do. There are over 500+ web pages that mainly rest on Peter Drucker's shoulders. rla = Real Life Adventures and exp = Exploration. TomorrowS aren't going to be more up-to-date versions of 1950, 1980, or 2000 and you can't get there by stacking up more TodayS.

A topical landscape view

Some concept maps and illustrations

Peter Drucker's books and some work tools

Attention: look, what do you see?

Knowledge and Technology gone wild

Managing Oneself and Living in More Than One World

The home page is a long introductory brainroad for attention directing and future directed foundation creation. Just reading is of little value without calendarization or adding the "right stuff" to your radar list.

Inside Drucker's Brain

The most accessible guide to the essential ideas of "the inventor of modern management".

In late 2003, ninety-four-year-old Peter Drucker invited Jeffrey Krames to his home for an unprecedented day-long interview. He spoke candidly about his seminal management principles, his enormous body of work (thirty-eight books over six decades), and the leaders he had advised over the years (including Jack Welch).

Krames used the insights he gained that day to create "Inside Drucker's Brain"—a compact guide to the great man's wisdom. Krames had no intention of writing a biography, but rather a book that would showcase Drucker's most important ideas and strategies, and explain why they are just as useful today as they were decades ago

Inside Drucker's Brain

Who innovates? Who is an entrepreneur?

See my innovation summary page. How does this compare with stuff you see in the news?

Amazon link: Innovation and Entrepreneurship