22 Things They Still Don't Teach You at Business School.

1. Once you have analysed, differentiated and value-chained, how to sell.
2. Humility.
3. Smart isn't necessarily sensible.
4. The small stuff (being on time) is an indicator of the big stuff (the integrity of your venture capital pitch). 
5. Big isn't always best.
6. Smart bloggers such as Michael Wade are closer to the true heat of battle than the waffle in an air-conditioned syndicate room next to the barista-coffee cafe on a beautiful campus.
7. Profit not revenue.
8. Increasingly the past does not predict the future.
9. Profit not ego.
10. The priority of team-work is not fun. 
11. Brilliant entrepreneurs didn't-and don't-go to business school.
12. Profit not market share.
13. You should be able to express the purpose of your start-up in 100 words on the front of a 3 x 5 card. And the financing on the back.
14. While studying for your MBA, there are three imperatives to pull ahead from the crowd: write a book, start a blog and create a simple on-line business.
15. Nobody will listen to your elevator pitch anymore. They will be checking their phone.
16. If you want to be an expert, reading executive summaries of primary texts does not count.
17. Meditate.
18. Get on with people.
19. Brand is not logo nor by-line.
20. Module 'Options' aren't really options any more.
21. Take stuff off your 'To Do' list.
22. Make the world a better place. Of course. But do it.