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The Train of Knowledge Factory creates a system for train passengers with matching interests to meet and share knowledge during their journey.
Example A
A mathematics student travels by train from Berlin to Frankfurt and could meet a maths teacher who -by pure chance- is taking the same train to exchange ideas
Example B
A 8 year old child travels without parents from Hamburg to Munich as well as an older couple who are willing to watch over the child for that time.
Why trains?
- time that can be use more effectively (time can't not be used differently; you have to be in the train)
- it requires a little effort (you don't have to go somewhere to get coaching)
- different generations take the train regularly => different levels of knowledge
System of identification * what is your profession
- how long do you stay in the train
- where are you
How to make your pitch perfect 1 Passion
2 describe your product in 10 words or fewer
3 Investors, partners, and potential customers want to have information presented visually and have a hard copy they can take with them
4 look a little better than anyone else in the room see: Strategies to Make Your Pitch Perfect