Danny Warshay on Teaching Real-World Entrepreneurship. Danny shares his journey from a liberal arts graduate to a successful entrepreneur whose first startup was acquired by Apple. Learn about Brown University's top-rated course, "The Entrepreneurial Process", and its innovative approach to teaching problem-first entrepreneurship. Danny also discusses his award-winning book, "See, Solve, Scale", the importance of diverse and inclusive teams, and the mission of the Nelson Center to empower students to solve meaningful problems. Gain insights into how generative AI and anthropological research are used in entrepreneurship, and discover the power of the Japanese concept of Ikigai in finding purpose and meaning in both personal and professional life.

Join us as we unlock the Secrets of Entrepreneurship with Danny Warshay. Through real-world examples like the Casper mattress company, Danny illustrates the benefits of leveraging scarce resources and the importance of scaling a business to address consequential problems. He also highlights the significance of diversity, inclusion, and team formation in building successful entrepreneurial ventures.

A conversation between Danny Warshay, the founding Executive Director of Brown University’s Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship and author of See, Solve, Scale: How Anyone Can Turn an Unsolved Problem into a Breakthrough Success. and Denver Frederick, the Host of The Business of Giving.

This week on the Mark Divine podcast is Danny Warshay from Brown University. Danny is a Professor and Executive Director at the Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship at Brown.

How Ikigai can change the face of entrepreneurship and our lives.