Tony Fadell, often referred to as the father of the iPod is one of the leading product thinkers of the last 30 years as one of the makers of some of the most revolutionary products in society from the iPhone and iPod to more recently founding Nest, creating the Nest Thermostat, leading to their $3.2BN acquisition by Google. Tony recently released Build, a masterclass taking 30 years of product and company building lessons and packaging them for you, check it out here.
In Today's Episode with Tony Fadell: New York Times' 36 Questions of Love
1.) On reflection, what would Tony most like to change about his childhood?
2.) As a leader, should the company you are building be a family or a team?
3.) How to solve the loneliness of being a solo founder?
4.) How to think differently in the face of adversity?
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Tony Fadell, often referred to as the father of the iPod is one of the leading product thinkers of the last 30 years as one of the makers of some of the most revolutionary products in society from the iPhone and iPod to more recently founding Nest, creating the Nest Thermostat, leading to their $3.2BN acquisition by Google. Tony recently released Build, a masterclass taking 30 years of product and company building lessons and packaging them for you, check it out here.
In Today's Episode with Tony Fadell: New York Times' 36 Questions of Love
1.) On reflection, what would Tony most like to change about his childhood?
2.) As a leader, should the company you are building be a family or a team?
3.) How to solve the loneliness of being a solo founder?
4.) How to think differently in the face of adversity?
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