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Tatsuya Nakagawa


    • Jun 13, 2008 LATEST EPISODE
    • infrequent NEW EPISODES
    • 33m AVG DURATION
    • 5 EPISODES


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    Toastmasters CTM Speech #3 (Tats)

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2008 3:01


    Speech Title: Is Google your friend? How many people here have googled their name? Well… I took the liberty of googling everyone’s name and found some interesting things...

    Toastmasters CTM Speech #2 (Tats)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2008 3:07


    Speech title: Do you have a terrible idea? How many of you have watched Dragons Den or American Inventor? These shows feature entrepreneurs and inventors all pitching their ideas to get financing from these business experts. Like these experts on these shows, we see a lot of ideas too. It's funny because we actually have talked to many of the same people. People regularly ask me, “What do you think of our product or idea?” I tried all sorts of tactful ways to answer this question (and believe me I tried many) I finally found the perfect answer.... (Click Play if you are interested)

    Toastmasters CTM Speech #1 (Tats)

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2008 4:23


    I'm going to do a lot more speaking the coming months so I have to practice up. The speech is a little off topic, but I thought I'd share.

    Thomas Edison vs Nikola Tesla: A historical perspective on Inventoritis

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 5, 2007 145:56


    This is an audio primer for our new book, "Overcoming Inventoritis: The Silent Killer of Innovation" Authors: Peter Paul Roosen and Tatsuya Nakagawa Duration: 2 hours Narrated by Peter Paul Roosen Topic: Inventoritis Recommended: Innovators, Inventors, Manufacturers, Product Marketers, Venture Capitalists, Business professional, Product Managers, Product Developers. For additional resources feel free to contact us at info (at) atomicacreative.com. Enjoy!

    Rethinking your R&D activity: Lessons from Thomas Edison

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 26, 2006 10:30


    [Recommended for Innovators and Manufacturers] There are many stories of inventors who ended up broke, even if their inventions were first class world-beaters. Perhaps the best known one is Nikola Tesla who invented AC (Alternating Current) electrical systems and technology which is widely used throughout the world today. He was in direct competition with Thomas Edison's DC (Direct Current) technology. Tesla had the apparently superior technology for most electrical power applications but Edison's technology held the market for some time even after George Westinghouse, inventor of the railway air brake system still in use today, backed Tesla. Edison actively resisted changing from his established DC to the superior AC technology but eventually did make the wholesale change as the market dictated. Unlike Edison, Tesla died in relative obscurity as a broke, lonely and unhappy man. When Edison died, the President asked everyone in the country to dim their lights for a minute of remembrance, a practice that was widely observed. What led to these two prominent individuals to such vastly different outcomes? Tesla is the poster boy for inventoritis, arguably being a greater inventor and scientist than Edison while self-educated Edison was free of it and still has the reputation as being the World's Greatest Inventor.

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