Slides/Videos

1. Where to Hear Steve – Podcasts Click Here

2. Where to See Steve – Videos Click Here

3. Slides Click Here

4. Everything I give away is summarized here

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Syllabi, Student Presentations & My Presentations/Lectures

New – Onboarding Adjuncts, Managing Guest Speakers and Creating Translational Entrepreneurship see here and here

– Over 500 presentations and videos (mine and my students class finals) on Slideshare

– Harvard Business Review article on Why the Lean Startup Changes Everything here

– My free online Lean LaunchPad class is here.
All the Lectures and their subtitles can be download for free here. Creative Commons license applies.

The Hacking for Defense Mission Model Canvas Videos are here

Where to Play – from Marc Gruber and Sharon Tal-Itzkovitch

– All my blog posts can be listened to as podcasts here

– The I-Corps, my Lean LaunchPad Class as taught by the U.S. Government
The National Science Foundation version of I-Corps is here
The National Institutes of Health version of I-Corps is here
The Department of Energy (DOE) version of I-Corps is here

– I also share all my syllabi, student presentations and my class lectures slides as well.

  • Educators Training Guide is here
  • Course for Educators is here
  • Udacity on-line class is here
    • All the Lectures and their subtitles can be download for free here. Creative Commons license applies.
  • How to do Customer Discovery workbook here
  • Latest student presentations posted click here
  • Latest student videos posted here

Lean LaunchPad Discovery and Educator Videos

Launchpad Video clips created to date and sorted by topic:

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TC Teaching Critigues
SL Student Learning
CD Customer Discovery series
UCB UC Berkeley LaunchPad Spring ’13 series
UCSF UCSF Life Science & Healthcare Launchpad Fall ‘2013 series

MMC         Mission Model Canvas for Hacking for Defense

Mission Model Canvas

  1. Introduction to the Mission Model Canvas (2:19)
  2. Mission Model Canvas: Beneficiaries & Stakeholders (2:49)
  3. Mission Model Canvas: Value Proposition (1:33)
  4. Mission Model Canvas: Buy-In (1:35)
  5. Mission Model Canvas: Deployment (1:26)
  6. Mission Model Canvas: Mission Achievement (1:16)
  7. Mission Model Canvas: Key Activities (0:53)
  8. Mission Model Canvas: Key Resources (0:37)
  9. Mission Model Canvas: Partners (0:57)
  10. Mission Model Canvas: Mission Budget (1:17)
  11. Mission Model Canvas: Key Concepts (2:44)

General Discussion

  1. How Large Will You Scale? (03:03) TC UCB
  2. What If You’re a Visionary? – Risks & Rewards (4:53) SL UCSF
  3. Your Startup: Do You Want to Spend 3 to 4 Years Doing This? (5:14) TC UCSF
  4. Don’t Let the MVP Limit Your Vision (03:40) TC UCB

Customer Discovery

  1. “It Saved Us Several Years” (1:45) SL UCSF
  2. Stop Telling Yourself What You Want to Believe (1.39) SL UCSF
  3. Narrowing the Focus (1:21) SL UCSF
  4. Why PI’s and Founders Need to Get Out of the Building (2:15) SL UCSF
  5. “This Was the Best Outcome” (2:50) SL UCSF
  6. Getting to the “Better Idea” Faster (3:59) SL UCSF
  7. Insights on: Does Customer Development Work in Therapeutics? (6:11) UCSF
  8. The Phases of Customer Discovery (0:37) CD

Before Leaving the Building

  1. Pre-Planning Contacts (4:34) CD
  2. Customer Interview Dry Runs (0:49) CD
  3. Discovery is for Founders (1:30) CD
  4. Pass/Fail Experiments (1:32) CD

Outside the Building

  • Rules of Customer Interviews
  1. Being Aggressive (1:29) CD
  2. Conducting a Customer Interview (1:30) CD
  3. Letting the Customer Interview Flow (1:37) CD
  4. Sizing the Opportunity (2:50) CD
  5. Finding Patterns (1:50) CD
  6. Looking for Insights (0:58) CD
  • Early Mistakes to Avoid
  1. Death by PowerPoint (1:42) CD
  2. Death by Demo 1 (2:18) CD
  3. Death by Demo 2 (1:45) CD
  4. Understanding the Problem (3:22) CD
  5. Multi-Person Interview (2:03) CD
  6. Assuming You Know (1:56) CD
  7. B-to-B to C (2:15) CD
  8. Existing vs. New Markets (5:29) CD
  9. Asking the Right Question (2:37) CD
  10. Public Interviews (2:11) CD

Understanding What the Customer Is Telling You

  1. Engaging the Customer (3:37) CD
  2. Customer Empathy (2:25) CD
  3. The Distracted Customer (3:12) CD
  4. Customers Lie (2:37)
  5. The User, the Buyer & the Saboteur (2:24) CD

Back in the Building

  1. Extracting Insight from Data (2:59) CD
  2. Pay Attention to Outliers (2:16) CD
  3. Getting the MVP Right (3:34) CD
  4. The “Other 85%” (2:32) CD
  5. Finding Early Evangelists (1:17) CD
  6. Communicating Your Discoveries (2:26) CD

Value Proposition

  1. Pivoting…or Groping for a Business Model? (02:37) TC UCB
  2. Seduced by Insufficient Data (02:34) TC UCB

Customer Relationships

  1. Insights on: Customer Relationships – Week 4 (12:00) UCSF
  2. Use Customers to Find More Customers (02:22) TC UCB
  3. Customer Conversion (03:22) TC UCB

Customer Segments

  1. Insights on: Customer Segments – Week 2 (12:43) UCSF
  2. Estimating Market Size (01:49) SL UCB
  3. Customer Workflow (02:10) SL UCB
  4. Customer Discovery / Customer Archetype (04:04) SL UCB
  5. Customer Archetypes; Hypotheses & Experiments (03:21) SL UCB
  6. Customer Segments & Customer Archetypes (03:47) SL UCB
  7. The Fog of Entrepreneurship (03:01) TC UCB
  8. At the Start, All Your Stakeholders Are Customers (02:32) TC UCB
  9. Square Pegs & Round Holes – Mira Medicine (4:33) TC UCSF

Channels

  1. Insights on: Channels – Week 3 (14:52) UCSF
  2. Framing the Experiment (02:27) TC UCB
  3. Distribution Channels: One Data Point Is Not a Test (02:37) TC UCB

Revenue Streams

  1. Value Based Pricing – “We Were Gobsmacked!” (6:43) SL UCSF
  2. Insights on: Revenue Streams – Week 5 (17:04) UCSF
  3. The Importance of Experiments (03:57) TC UCB
  4. Validating Product Pricing (03:55) TC UCB

Key Partners

  1. Insights on: Key Partners – Week 6 (17:08) UCSF
  2. Listen Carefully for Customer Discovery (03:20) TC UCB
  3. The Timing of Partnerships (03:46) TC UCB

Key Activities & Key Resources

  1. Insights on: Science Advisory Boards (4:53) UCSF
  2. Insights on: Resources, Activities & Costs (12:26) UCSF
  3. No Laundry Lists. Just Facts! (02:43) TC UCB

Final Video

  1. Accelerated Medical Diagnostics: Final Video (2:41) SL UCSF
  2. Knox: Final Video (2:17) SL UCSF
  3. Magnamosis: Final Video (2:51) SL UCSF
  4. Making Friends: Final Video (2:19) SL UCSF
  5. Mira Medicine: Final Video (2:23) SL UCSF
  6. ResultCare: Final Video (3:08) SL UCSF
  7. Tidepool.org: Final Video (3:48) SL UCSF
  8. Vitruvian Therapeutics: Final Video (8:34) SL UCSF

Final Presentations

  1. Knox: Final Presentation (8:33) SL UCSF
  2. Magnamosis: Final Presentation (10:19) SL UCSF
  3. Making Friends: Final Presentation (8:38) SL UCSF
  4. Mira Medicine: Final Presentation (9:26) SL UCSF
  5. ResultCare: Final Presentation (11:34) SL UCSF
  6. Tidepool.org: Final Presentation (16:45) SL UCSF
  7. Vitruvian Therapeutics: Final Presentation (8:34) SL UCSF

“Getting Your Story Straight” – David Riemer on Storytelling

  1. Story Narrative and Product Narrative (10:24) UCSF
  2. Story & Storytelling (4:35) UCSF
  3. The Power of Story (10:24) UCSF
  4. Story Structure (10:24) UCSF
  5. The Main Character (9:27) UCSF
  6. The Main Conflict (6:13) UCSF
  7. Story Challenges & Solutions (2:03) UCSF
  8. Telling a Great Story (13:16) UCSF

Podcasts

Videos

Check out my YouTube Video Channel for additional videos

TIEcon 2015

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Blue River Technology Founders Story

Blue River

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Why Translational Medicine Will Never Be The Same

Vitruvian

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The Lean LaunchPad Class at Stanford: Engineering 245

Stanford E245

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Stanford Igniters – Fireside Chat

Igniters

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ESADE Business School Commencement Speech

ESADEClick here for the video, text of the speech is here

Moneyball – The Investment Readiness Level

Moneyball

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  • 1:25 What is Evidence-based Entrepreneurship?
  • 2:00 Startups are Not Smaller Versions of Large Companies
  • 3:19: What’s a Startup?
  • 3:36 Components of a Lean Startup
  • 6:00 The Lean Startup Class: The Lean LaunchPad
  • 11:00 Lean LaunchPad Educators class via NCIIA.org
  • 11:31 Launchpad Central Software and instrumenting startups
  • 15:22 NASA and Technology Readiness Level (TRL)
  • 17:20 The Investment Readiness Level (IRL) for new ventures
  • 19:30 The Oakland A’s and Moneyball
  • 22:08 One More Thing – Lean LaunchPad for Life Sciences
  • You can follow along with the slides here

Kauffman Founders School – Introduction

KFS Introduction

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Kauffman Founders School – What We Know About Startups

KFS What We Know

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Kauffman Founders School – Startups Versus Big Companies

KFS Startups v Big Companies

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Kauffman Founders School – The Lean Method

KFS Lean Method

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Kauffman Founders School – Building Your Startup

KFS Building Your Startup

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Kauffman Founders School – Pivot or Proceed

KFS Pivot or Proceed

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Kauffman Founders School – Getting Out of the Building

KFS Getting Out of the Building

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Kauffman Founders School – Customer Development Data

KFS Data

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Kauffman Founders School – Minimum Viable Product

KFS MVP

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Kauffman Founders School – Customer Acquisition and Archetype

KFS Archetype

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Evidence-based Entrepreneurship & Moneyball @ Startup Grind New York

Startup Grind

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Forbes – Demo Days

Demo Days

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Health Innovation Summit

Health Summit

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How to Build a Lean Startup

Lean Startup

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Forbes – Corporate Innovation

Corporate innovation

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University of Minnesota Commencement Speech – 2013

UMINN

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Lean for Mobile – DEMO Founder School

DEMO

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How to Build a Great Company – Commonwealth Club

Commonwealth

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Startup Management Tools

Tools

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What Makes a Wise Entrepreneur?

WiseIf you can’t see the video click here

Startup Grind 2013

Grind

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George Zachary of CRV and Steve Blank at Startup Grind

Grind2George interviews me starting ~35:30
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CNBC Squawk Box

Squawk Box

Stanford Business School Talk

Stanford

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Search Versus Execution

TeamsIf you can’t see the video click here

The Importance of Curiosity

Wise

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Lean and VC Funding

Funding

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Is Entrepreneurship a Young Persons Game?

Young

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The Importance of Teams

Teams

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Entrepreneur Magazine

EntrepreneurIf you can’t see the video click here

The Lean LaunchPad Class – Course Overview

LLPIf you can’t see the video click here

SPIN 2014

SPIN

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Jennifer Carolan and Steve Blank: Seeking the Full Potential of Education

Education

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Highland Capital at the Ranch

Afternon

 

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This Week in Venture Capital w/Mark Suster

Venture Capital

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User Experience Research and Customer Development

Research

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Wharton Fireside Chat

Wharton

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National Governors Conference – part 1

Governors1

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National Governors Conference – part 2

Governors2

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5 Tips for Entreprenuers

Tips

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Small Business Entrepreneurship

Small biz

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Fireside Chat – Launch 2012

LAUNCHIf you can’t see the video click here

Startups in Prague

Prague
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Startups in the Netherlands

First minute in Dutch

Netherlands

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Founders and Dysfunctional Families

DysfunctionIf you can’t see the video click here

How to Fail Less

Fail

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Hubris, Passion and What it Takes to be a Great Entrepreneur

HubrisIf you can’t see the video click here

GigaOm Interview Series

Startups are Not Small Versions of Large Companies

StartupsIf you can’t see the video click here

No Business Plan Survives First Contact With Customers

Business PlanIf you can’t see the video click here

Steve Jobs and Customer Development

JobsIf you can’t see the video click here

Amazon Web Services = 21st Century Electricity for Startups

AmazonIf you can’t see the video click here

Today’s Entrepreneurs

Today'sIf you can’t see the video click here

The Birth of Lean and Customer Development

Birth of LeanIf you can’t see the video click here

Startup Grind Series

How to Fail Less

Fail LessIf you can’t see the video click here

Entrepreneurs Are Artists

ArtistsIf you can’t see the video click here

First Time Entrepreneurs

First TimeIf you can’t see the video click here

Silicon Valley Culture

CultureIf you can’t see the video click here

Entrepreneurs – The Hero With a Thousand Faces

HeroIf you can’t see the video click here

Startup Bootcamp Netherlands

NetherlandsIf you can’t see the video click here

Stanford Graduate School of Business Talk

StanfordIf you can’t see the video click here

Stanford Customer Development Lectures

Part 1: Rethinking the Product Development Process

ProductIf you can’t see the video click here

Part 2: Assessing Customer and Market Risk

RiskIf you can’t see the video click here

Part 3: Customer Development Process

ProcessIf you can’t see the video click here

Part 4: The Customer Development Team

Team

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Part 5: Don’t Seek PR and Launch Too Soon

PR

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Part 6: Company Building

Shakespeare

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Part 7: Customer Discovery

Discovery

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Part 8: No VP’s

VPs

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Part 9: Intimate Customer Understanding

Understanding

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Sales School – Hiring a Sales VP

Insights

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Finland – 2011

Helsinki

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Finland

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SXSW Animated Presentation – 2012

Advice for Today’s High Tech Startup

AdviceIf you can’t see the video click here

Startup Culture and Why Founders Are Artists

FounderlyIf you can’t see the video click here

Mentorship is a Dialogue

DialogueIf you can’t see the video click here

Empowering

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Innovation @ 50x 100917

Stanford STVP E-Corner Videos

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Audio/Podcasts

Blog Posts via Clearshore

All my blog posts are available as Podcasts here
Radio Interviews 

15 Responses

  1. You forgot your brilliant talk from SLLconf 2010: http://www.justin.tv/startuplessonslearned/b/262670582

    Or do you reckon it’s outdated now? In that case, what else should I refer to as a masterpiece talk of yours on the Lean Startup? 😉

  2. Fantastic material! Had it been published 5 years ago it would have saved me a bunch of money 🙂 The link to the Startup Weekend Part 3 video is incorrect. Should be

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  5. […] Syllabi, My Lecture Slides and Student Presentations The Slides/Video tab on the top of this page has all the open source course materialfor my classes.  Specific […]

  6. Unbelievable value – a very generous – giving person you are. Thanks.

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  8. Hello- watching your Udacity Startup lecture series and it is excellent. Wondering if the board notes from those presentations are available anywhere in printable form. Very enjoyable series – thank you

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  10. […] an accessible, relevant, real-world experience for high school students. The curriculum is based on Steve Blank’s Lean Startup Methodology, an approach which advocates that entrepreneurs should use evidence-based inquiry to systematically […]

  11. Hi steve, your HBR paper was great and recently I stumbled upon your MOOC at udacity on ” how to build a startup”. Abour 90 MBA students are taking this MOOC at Alliance University, Bangalore, India which is presently midway.

    There is a request from here. Can you come on a live skype session with these youngsters from Bangalore India, talk to them and clear their doubts at a convenient time in the next two weeks ? It will def give a great thrust for the lean startup ecosystem in India.

    Thanks, regards,
    George..

  12. STEVE BLANK FOR PRESIDENT!

    I’ve viewed your UCLA lecture SO often that I can complete your next sentence. 🙂

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t0t-CXPpyM

    Thank you, Mr. Blank, for all the good you bring to the startup community. We will NEVER be able to adequately express the depth of our appreciation.

    Sincerely,
    Douglas Chew
    Oakland, CA

  13. thank you

  14. Thank you!!!

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