Ishita Tambat
Stanford University Student | PMI CAPM® Certified | Google Certified (Project Management) | Lean & Agile Principle Practitioner
Insights from Jason Scott's Stanford University Lecture
Hey there, readers! I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend Jason Scott's guest lecture at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, and let me tell you, it was a game-changer. Jason shared some golden nuggets of wisdom that I couldn't wait to pass on to you. Here are my top three takeaways:
1. Discover Your Superpower
Ever wondered what makes you stand out in a crowd? Jason emphasizes the importance of identifying and honing your unique strengths. It's like having a superpower – once you discover it, embrace it, and watch how it sets you apart in your career. Whether it's killer problem-solving skills or an unbeatable knack for creativity, let your superpower shine!
2. Embrace Early Risks
Fear of taking risks can hold us back, but Jason encourages us to flip the script. Taking risks early in your career, when you have less to lose, can pave the way for significant gains. Don't be afraid to make bold moves – they might just be the stepping stones to a successful future. Remember, fortune favors the bold!
3. Have a Clear Ask
Communication is key, right? Jason drove this point home by stressing the importance of having a clear objective in your interactions. Whether you're networking, collaborating, or seeking guidance, being crystal clear about your ask ensures productive outcomes. Clarity not only shows confidence but also steers conversations in the right direction.
And here's a bonus piece of advice from Jason: "Be the best supporting actor." This simple yet powerful mantra reminds us that our success isn't just about personal achievements; it's also about lifting others up along the way. Your contributions matter, not just for your success but for the success of those around you.
So, a massive shoutout to Jason Scott for sharing these invaluable insights. If you're looking to supercharge your career, remember to discover your superpower, embrace early risks, and always have a clear ask. Oh, and don't forget to be the best supporting actor – the world needs more of those!
Cheers to unleashing success together!