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Hello, I'm Guy Caosaki, and this is Remarkable People.

Usually this podcast features interviews with remarkable people such as Steve Wozniak, Jane Goodall,

Ariana Huffington, Steve Wolfram, Sir Ken Robinson, Gary Vaynerchuk, John Thompson. But today is different. Every once

and a while, I like to change the format and provide a mini keynote about a specific subject.

The goal for these is to help you become remarkable as quickly and easily and rapidly

as possible. This episode's topic is how to be a remarkable innovator.

First, a little bit about my background. I was a software evangelist for the Macintosh division

of Apple. I started there in 1983. I left there in 1987. My job was to convince software and

hardware companies to create products for Macintosh. This is where I first learned about innovation

from none other than Steve Jobs.

It wasn't easy learning from him.

Everything you've heard about him is true.

He was difficult to work for, a perfectionist, but he was a visionary and he had passion.

One of the main hindsights in my life is that as I look back, the teachers and the bosses who are the toughest on me are the ones that help me learn the most.

I always use the top 10 format. This is because I want to make it easy for people to track progress through my podcasts or if they see me in person through my speech.

So these are my top 10 tips for how to be a remarkable innovator.

Tip number one, make meaning.

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