Inspirierende Ziate von erfolgreichen Internet-Unternehmen bringen mich oft zu neuen Ideen, Gedanken oder Problemansätzen, so möchte ich Dir einmal meine Lieblingszitate aufzählen:

1. “There’s lots of bad rea­sons to start a com­pa­ny. But there’s only one good, legi­ti­ma­te rea­son, and I think you know what it is: it’s to chan­ge the world.” – Phil Libin, CEO von Ever­no­te

2. “Always deli­ver more than expec­ted.” — Lar­ry Page, Co-foun­der von Goog­le

3. “Cha­se the visi­on, not the money; the money will end up fol­lo­wing you.” – Tony Hsieh, Zap­pos CEO

4. “I knew that if I fai­led I wouldn’t reg­ret that, but I knew the one thing I might reg­ret is not try­ing.” – Jeff Bezos, Ama­zon Grün­der und CEO

5. “If you just work on stuff that you like and you’re pas­sio­na­te about, you don’t have to have a mas­ter plan with how things will play out.” – Mark Zucker­berg, Face­book Foun­der und CEO

6. “When I’m old and dying, I plan to look back on my life and say ‘wow, that was an adven­ture,’ not ‘wow, I sure felt safe. “ — Tom Pres­ton-Wer­ner, Mit­grün­der von Git­hub

7. “The fas­test way to chan­ge yours­elf is to hang out with peop­le who are alrea­dy the way you want to be.” – Reid Hoff­man, Mit­grün­der von Lin­kedIn

8. “So often peop­le are working hard at the wrong thing. Working on the right thing is pro­bab­ly more important than working hard.” – Cate­ri­na Fake, Mit­grün­der von Flickr

9. “I doubt I’ll ever go back to cor­po­ra­te work. Once you see the light, the­re is no tur­ning back.” — Magnus Jep­son, Mit­grün­der von WooThe­mes

10. “Don’t worry about fun­ding if you don’t need it. Today it’s che­a­per to start a busi­ness than ever.” — Noah Ever­ett, Grün­der von Twit­pic

11. “Fearless­ness is like a mus­cle. I know from my own life that the more I exer­ci­se it the more natu­ral it beco­mes to not let my fears run me.” — Ari­an­na Huf­fing­ton, Mit­grün­de­rin von The Huf­fing­ton Post

12. “A hard thing is done by figu­ring out how to start.” – Rand Fish­kin, Grün­der von MOZ

13. “The­re are a lot of rich peop­le in the world. The­re are very few peop­le who have the pri­vi­le­ge of get­ting to invent things that bil­li­ons of peop­le use.” – David Karp, Grün­der von Tumb­lr

14. “We led with our con­vic­tion rather than ratio­nal, becau­se ratio­nal said it was impos­si­ble.” – Dani­el Ek, Grün­der von Spo­ti­fy

15. “Peop­le are the most important thing. Busi­ness model and pro­duct will fol­low if you have the right peop­le.” — Adam Neu­mann, Mit­grün­der von­We­Work

16. “If we tried to think of a good idea, we wouldn’t have been able to think of a good idea. You just have to find the solu­ti­on for a pro­blem in your own life.” - Bri­an Ches­ky, Mit­grün­der von Airb­nb

17. “When you are buil­ding a start­up, it’s dif­fi­cult. Par­ti­cu­lar­ly, a start­up that is expan­ding at the rate of Tin­der. You have to give 100%, and you have to be com­mit­ted. Sol­ving the pro­blem has to be per­so­nal or else you’re going to dis­in­te­gra­te.” — Sean Rad, Mit­grün­der von Tin­der

18. “We lear­ned many things while buil­ding FourS­qua­re. One of the most important les­sons is to be clear to inves­tors about what the com­pa­ny will and will not do. And be open about the prio­ri­ties of the things that have to be done.” - Den­nis Crow­ley, Mit­grün­der von Fours­qua­re

19. “If you tune it so that you have zero chan­ce of fail­u­re, you usual­ly also have zero chan­ce of suc­cess. The key is to look at ways for when you get to your fail­u­re check­point, you know to stop.” — Reid Hoff­man, Mit­grün­der von Lin­kedIn

20. “If some­thing is important enough, or you belie­ve some­thing is important enough, even if you are sca­red, you will keep going.” — Elon Musk, CEO von Tes­la Motors und SpaceX

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