It's important to make a difference

The transcript discusses the importance of making impactful changes through intervention. It provides an example from the speaker's early career, where a successful deal with Apple led to selling 5000 computers to teachers, many of whom were not computer literate. The speaker emphasizes the importance of trust, relevant software, and credit negotiation in achieving this success. The transcript concludes with reflective questions about the impact and beneficiaries of one's actions.

What is the main focus of the speaker's early career example?

• Initiating a school computing project

• Organizing teacher workshops

• Developing new software

• Selling educational books

What was unique about the Apple teachers computer deal?

• It was the first time Apple sold computers

• It involved selling to computer experts

• It was a government-funded project

• It included computers pre-loaded with educational software

How many computers were sold in the Apple deal?

• 50000

• 500

• 5000

• 50

What was a key factor in the success of selling computers to teachers?

• Offering free training sessions

• Providing credit options

• Giving away free software

• Partnering with a local school

What does the speaker emphasize as important when considering the impact of an initiative?

• The difference it makes and to whom

• The cost of the project

• The number of people involved

• The duration of the project