Jonathan Low

About

This article was done by the Danish serial entrepreneur Jonathan Low. Low is based in Scandinavia but has traveled the world interviewing and talking to some of the leading entrepreneurs and innovators on the planet. The article is part of this journey.

Jonathan Low is the founder of 5 tech-companies and the author of two #1 bestsellers about entrepreneurship and marketing. He is also a public speaker at events in both Europe and the US.

Currently, he is the co-founder and CEO of JumpStory transforming the image industry online. JumpStory has experienced massive growth during the last year and has expanded from nothing to customers in more than 135 countries. Major media like Forbes, Entrepreneur.com, The Next Web, etc. have named JumpStory Netflix of images.

Articles

Listen, Act, Repeat.

With a wish to build up communities, Craig Newmark built a company with clear community values (and no focus on profit) that brought people together in a way nobody could have imagined.

How to build culture

Brian Chesky shares an open letter he sent to his entire team at Airbnb about why culture is so important in a company — and how to build it.

Giving is Our Future

Blake Mycoskie shares the "why" behind TOMS, what he learned by growing too quickly, and other details around his ideas and experiences as a social entrepreneur.

Where was the entrepreneurial dinosaur when we needed him?

Naveen Jain is an entrepreneur and philanthropist driven to solve the world’s biggest challenges through innovation. He is the founder of several successful companies and here he talks about the moon, the education system, the health industry, and more.

Music for Everyone

Andreas shares his experience as the CTO of Spotify, what happened after he left, and his globe trotting (and investing) plans for the future.

Leadership From The Trenches

Christian Lanng talks about his journey with Tradeshift, why it's important to believe you can fly, and how quitting is never an option (or shouldn't be if you care enough).

Entrepreneurship is a marathon, not a sprint

Mette spills all in how to keep one's head in the game, what to prioritize, and (almost most importantly) how to not lose yourself in the ever tasking race that is entrepreneurialism.

Why culture is just as important for tech startups as tech

Culture is everything in a company. Tine Thygesen talks about soft skills and how they are are, increasingly, a startup’s best card.

The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Failing in a Good Way

Hampus Jakobsson explains why, in his eyes, there are only four ways one can really fail as an entrepreneur (and what those four ways are).

Trust everyone!

Theis Søndergaard opens up about how trust is everything. Literally.

We Are Animals With Tools

Salim Ismail talks about the differences (and benefits) of Linear vs. Exponential Growth, and how using a doubling pattern development with the idea of information enabling is developing ever-adapting human growth.

Work is love made visible

Pascal Finette heads up the Startup Program at Singularity University, where he grows startups tackling the world’s most intractable problems leveraging exponential technologies. Here he shares insight beyond entrepreneurship including the current GMO debate, spoiled vaccines, and clean drinking water.