The 15 Best Documentaries And Movies For Entrepreneurs
Jan 25, 2024 6:47:39 GMT
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Jobs is a 2013 drama film based on a Silicon Valley pirate who revolutionized the worlds of personal computers, Internet communications, media and music. The film is a biography of Steve Jobs and revolves around how he got his inspiration to start Apple in his father's garage at the age of 21, which would later turn out to be the most valuable company in the world. By watching the movie, you will get to know the ethics, values and character of Jobs and his love for technology, hippie culture and humanity, even though he was not an engineer. You will also be introduced to a rare side of Jobs where he has shown his love of Zen philosophy and deep meditation. Jobs proved, by his actions, that you don't need to be great at everything to be successful . For example, he did not know about any techniques related to computers (such as programming). But, he was a great communicator and visionary which in turn helped him find phenomenal people to work with, raise funds , promote his products epically, etc. Key Lessons Do what you love and love what you do Get through the hard times with perseverance Delegate tasks that you cannot do alone Listen to your heart and intuition Be ruthless about your priorities Watch on Apple TV 2. Ford Versus Ferrari Ford versus Ferrari .
This story is about two legendary race car drivers of the C Level Executive List mid-1990s who won countless championships at Le Mans and took the racing world by storm. This life event portrays how Carroll Shelby (farmer-turned-racing-car-turned-racing-car-manufacturer) and Ken Miles (racing-car-driver) come together as a team and build sports cars with Ford that would beat Ferraris in championships . You'll learn about the struggles they both faced as they built their careers as race car drivers. One of the most important lessons this movie teaches us is about spin. You should always be ready to direct your career when the time is right. Key Lessons It helps clarify your WHY Learn the importance of cooperation It helps you embrace change Get it on Apple TV 3. Billions Billions Billions is an American television series depicting an official war between a ruthless American lawyer and a hedge fund manager resulting from each other's outperformance in the financial markets. One of the most significant lessons to be learned from Billions is about ego.
How ego can lead to fights and unnecessary tensions in the air and destroy your mental health in no time. The cast has done a fantastic job of explaining complicated subjects in a fairly light and comical manner as well. Again, you'll learn that, whether it's things or people, change is inevitable and no matter how long you've known certain people, they will always change, hopefully for the better in most cases. Key Lessons Dreams come true if you don't give up on them Ego is the enemy Change is the only constant Watch on Apple TV 4. Mars: Inside SpaceX Mars Inside SpaceX This film documents what happens inside one of Elon Musk's space companies. SpaceX, being the second most valuable private company in the world, has changed the way we look at commercial spacecraft production. Their mission is to make space travel accessible to ordinary people. The eccentric billionaire's plan to humanize Mars will leave you wondering for hours. You will learn how super-complex machines are operated by top-class engineers and how Elon Musk hires candidates for SpaceX. SpaceX's attempt to continue after 2 failed launches is a perfect example of using grit to succeed. Key Lessons The art of hiring skilled people Focusing on a problem first and product second Listen to your employees' ideas Never stop trying Watch on Apple TV 5. Succession Succession
This story is about two legendary race car drivers of the C Level Executive List mid-1990s who won countless championships at Le Mans and took the racing world by storm. This life event portrays how Carroll Shelby (farmer-turned-racing-car-turned-racing-car-manufacturer) and Ken Miles (racing-car-driver) come together as a team and build sports cars with Ford that would beat Ferraris in championships . You'll learn about the struggles they both faced as they built their careers as race car drivers. One of the most important lessons this movie teaches us is about spin. You should always be ready to direct your career when the time is right. Key Lessons It helps clarify your WHY Learn the importance of cooperation It helps you embrace change Get it on Apple TV 3. Billions Billions Billions is an American television series depicting an official war between a ruthless American lawyer and a hedge fund manager resulting from each other's outperformance in the financial markets. One of the most significant lessons to be learned from Billions is about ego.
How ego can lead to fights and unnecessary tensions in the air and destroy your mental health in no time. The cast has done a fantastic job of explaining complicated subjects in a fairly light and comical manner as well. Again, you'll learn that, whether it's things or people, change is inevitable and no matter how long you've known certain people, they will always change, hopefully for the better in most cases. Key Lessons Dreams come true if you don't give up on them Ego is the enemy Change is the only constant Watch on Apple TV 4. Mars: Inside SpaceX Mars Inside SpaceX This film documents what happens inside one of Elon Musk's space companies. SpaceX, being the second most valuable private company in the world, has changed the way we look at commercial spacecraft production. Their mission is to make space travel accessible to ordinary people. The eccentric billionaire's plan to humanize Mars will leave you wondering for hours. You will learn how super-complex machines are operated by top-class engineers and how Elon Musk hires candidates for SpaceX. SpaceX's attempt to continue after 2 failed launches is a perfect example of using grit to succeed. Key Lessons The art of hiring skilled people Focusing on a problem first and product second Listen to your employees' ideas Never stop trying Watch on Apple TV 5. Succession Succession