1.3 billion people are under lockdown in India. Still, 14 days left and people are already getting bored. Well, if you don’t plan your day, boredom is an obvious consequence.
So why not make most out of this golden period of lockdown? I mentioned it as a golden period because if one is willing, one can easily consume a lot of content in one’s bucket list.
Here is the list of 10 Netflix documentaries every entrepreneur should watch:
1. Jiro Dreams of Sushi
This 2011 documentary tells the story of Jiro Ono, 90-year-old Japanese sushi chef and restaurant owner who is widely considered the best in the world. The movie takes you inside the day-to-day life of Ono and his staff while also telling the unique story of Jiro preparing his 50-year-old son, Yoshikazu, to succeed him when he retires.
2. Print The Legend
This award-winning 90-minute Netflix Original documentary explores the innovative thinking behind 3D printing. It follows young companies like MakerBot and Formlabs and tells the story of how they are racing to bring 3D printing to your desktop and yes, into your life too.
3. Steve Jobs: One Last Thing
This hour-long documentary was produced by PBS and aired shortly after Steve Jobs’ death in 2011. It presents a balanced look at the often complex life of the Apple founder, featuring interviews with Ross Perot, Dean Hovey (who designed Apple’s first mouse), and even an interview with Jobs himself that was previously thought to have been lost.
4. Inside Bill’s Brain: Decoding Bill Gates
In one of the most talked about docuseries of 2019, Oscar-winning director, David Guggenheim, aims to find out what goes on inside the mind of the founder of Microsoft.
5. Something Ventured
This business and marketing documentary portrays some of the most successful and prolific venture capitalists from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s, who risked money and status to invest in companies no one else saw potential in. Call it a crash course in venture capital.
6. The Creative Brain
The documentary is based on the book “The Runaway Species: How Human Creativity Remakes The World”. Neuroscientist, best-selling author and entrepreneur David Eagleman meets accomplished professionals from across the creative spectrum to hear stories that inspire and demystify the creative process.
7. I Am Bolt
In this documentary, the fastest runner in history is seen through footage from his youth and interviews with family members, friends and coach and ultimately, offers an intimate portrayal of a globally adored icon, his struggles, relationships and aspirations.
8. Capital C
Dubbed as a documentary “about the crowd revolution”, Capital C explores crowdfunding as not only a new way of raising money for ventures but also giving individuals an opportunity to contribute and be a part of something that matters to them.
9. She Did That
“She Did That” highlights the entrepreneurial journey of four black women and addresses topics such as funding gaps for women of color, obstacles black women face while working corporate jobs, the implicit bias and outright racism in business life, as well as the importance of self-care.
10. American Factory
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature was “American Factory”, a sobering, eye-opening documentary on the new forms of global capitalism that working-class Americans have to reckon with.
Source: eu-startups.com
