Articles
by Yu-kai Chou
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Here are some of the articles I wrote that I think provide some insight based on my unique experiences. Hope you enjoy and argue passionately against them 
Business
- How I started my Entrepreneurial Career Freshman Year in College
- Brainstorming: Red Flags and Light Bulbs
- How to impress everyone by just driving around
- 10 Useful Tips for Entrepreneurs and Startups
- 4 Steps to Master the Game of Life
- How to use Octalysis to analyze your business
- Hiring: Only hire those you don’t mind working under
- The 3 Elements of Perfect Leadership
Career Coaching
- Trend: you will no longer get hired because of your potentials
- How to impress everyone by just driving around
- Yu-kai Chou’s Guide to Resume Optimization
Chou
- The non-superman non-excuse
- Won Best Startup Presentation at the Cinacon 2009 – Twice!
- I have not been touched like this for a long time
- Yu-kai’s Predictions for 2009
- 100 facts you did not know about me
- 6 Cores of FD Networking: Starting with the Self
- FD Lifestyle: how to convert your life into a game
Entrepreneurship
- How I started my Entrepreneurial Career Freshman Year in College
- Want a Real Life? Be an Entrepreneur
- How to impress everyone by just driving around
- Won Best Startup Presentation at the Cinacon 2009 – Twice!
- 10 Useful Tips for Entrepreneurs and Startups
- Hiring: Only hire those you don’t mind working under
- The 3 Elements of Perfect Leadership
- The Three Phases of a Startup
- 6 Cores of FD Networking: Starting with the Self
FD Lifestyle
- How to impress everyone by just driving around
- 10 Useful Tips for Entrepreneurs and Startups
- 4 Steps to Master the Game of Life
- FD Lifestyle: how to convert your life into a game
Life Lessons
- Brainstorming: Red Flags and Light Bulbs
- How to impress everyone by just driving around
- Won Best Startup Presentation at the Cinacon 2009 – Twice!
- 10 Useful Tips for Entrepreneurs and Startups
- How to Compete Against Offshore Companies and Services?
- 4 Steps to Master the Game of Life
- Hiring: Only hire those you don’t mind working under
- Networking: Finding the Common Interest
- Outside the Comfort Zone: The Harmless Dragon
- The Three Phases of a Startup
- 6 Cores of FD Networking: Starting with the Self
Networking
- One-Two Punch and the Uppercut: The Art of Cold-Emailing
- How to become successful without an impressive image
- Networking: Finding the Common Interest
- Outside the Comfort Zone: The Harmless Dragon
- 6 Cores of FD Networking: Starting with the Self
Philosophy
- Won Best Startup Presentation at the Cinacon 2009 – Twice!
- I have not been touched like this for a long time
- Yu-kai’s Predictions for 2009
- 4 Steps to Master the Game of Life
- Why are Gen-Ys Less Loyal to their Employers?
- Hiring: Only hire those you don’t mind working under
- The 3 Elements of Perfect Leadership
- Outside the Comfort Zone: The Harmless Dragon
- The Three Phases of a Startup
- 6 Cores of FD Networking: Starting with the Self
Power
- One-Two Punch and the Uppercut: The Art of Cold-Emailing
- The Lazy Man’s Way to Become Successful: Start Early
- Don’t be afraid to Ask
- How to become Influential within your Circle
- FD Power Coaching: helping you master the Game of Life
Social Media
- 5 Dominant Techniques in Social Media Marketing
- Seesmic Desktop will Destroy Tweetdeck
- Why you should Retweet your friends on Twitter
- How to Start, Settle in, and Fall in love with Twitter
- Yu-kai’s Predictions for 2009
- A Revenue Model for Twitter
- 4 Steps to Master the Game of Life
- A “Manageable” Compilation of Twitter Apps with Ratings and Short Reviews
Society
- The government should pay entrepreneurs salaries to save the economy
- Stimulus Optimization: a model to save the economy
- Want a Real Life? Be an Entrepreneur
- I have not been touched like this for a long time
- Yu-kai’s Predictions for 2009
- Career Centers in most universities are crap
- How to Compete Against Offshore Companies and Services?
- Why are Gen-Ys Less Loyal to their Employers?
- Why do Asian Kids Study Like Crazy
You have done a really good job with this site. I like the way it is laid out, and the design is clean and uncluttered. I haven’t read any of the articles yet, not sure if I will disagree and argue with you or not yet. Back I go to Twitter. Good meeting you.