case study from the most entrepreneurial universit

As a big fan for Stanford's culture, I have never lost my passion for what happening in the cozy campus in Palo Alto.
Tina Seelig has an interesting background as a professor teaching in entrepreneurship and innovation, I guess mainly because of her outspoken personality deflects her passion in the bio-lab. during my communication with her about the Mayfield Fellows Program, I had became more than interested about her life story and how that lead to her unique career path.
this book seems quite a good fit for me to explore her insights from the perspective of innovation development. to sum-up her notes,
Embracing problem,thinking from different angles, identify the solution, take your time to clearify all assumptions, challenge yourself
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