Mr. Ning評論：任何一個在苦心思索自己人生的意義以及自己的職業夢想的申請人，都應該從頭至尾認真聽聽馬云的演講。首先，這是英文演講，可以提供很多可供學習的素材；其次，里面有很多的說法，可以讓一些只會在商言商，看不到金錢之外的價值的人大開眼界。
就博主看來，馬云是為數不多的能夠用英語的思維來表達自己中文思想的成功企業家和領導者！
 
結合馬云在斯坦福以及哥倫比亞的演講，我們可以全面地了解馬云是如何做的，如何說的。希望大家好好聽、認真想，不要酸溜溜地說什么馬云會神侃之類的屁話，好好挖掘人家傳遞的有意義的信息，這才是重要的。學習，學習，在學習。

馬云斯坦福演講看后備注的文章，含演講稿中部分經典句子：

Alibaba’s Jack Ma at Stanford: “We Are Very Interested” in Buying the “Whole” of YahooIn answer to a direct question about whether his company was going to buy Yahoo at a forum at Stanford University in Silicon Valley this afternoon, Alibaba Chairman and CEO Jack Ma said: “We are very interested.”Said Ma: “We are very interested in Yahoo. Our Alibaba group is important to Yahoo and Yahoo is important to us…All the serious buyers interested in Yahoo have talked to us.”
Finally, at least one crystal clear answer in the confusion at Yahoo and the first time Ma has indicated that he wanted to be a principal player in any deal around Yahoo rather than an element of a buying group.Later, in answer to a question about how he was going to do that, Ma said he wanted the “whole” company, but that the effort was complicated and included a number of players.
Again, he said: “We are very, very interested.”I also asked him is he had visited Yahoo in his trip to California, which Ma said he has not in 15 days here. Apparently, he said he has mostly been sleeping and eating, as part of a longer term visit to the U.S.Ma’s declaration came as part of a lively closing keynote at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business, where he talked about the Chinese Internet company’s growth, focusing on how China is the next great Web economy.Talking about competitors such as eBay, which have tried to enter the huge Asia market, he joked that “eBay might be sharks in the ocean, but Alibaba is a crocodile in the Yangtze.”Of course, given his presence in Silicon Valley, the main topic that was of interest in whether Ma was heading over to visit nearby Yahoo and what role he will play in the current internal debate over the company’s future in the wake of the ousting of its CEO Carol Bartz.The disposition on Yahoo’s Asian assets, which includes 40 percent of Alibaba and a large stake in Yahoo! Japan, are critical to the current strategic review of the company, since they make up a large part of its market valuation.In comparison, the value of its U.S. and other global assets are small.When later asked about his experience of being involved with Yahoo, which made a very canny investment in Alibaba many years ago, Ma also said that he would do it again, but not in the same way.
The same way has to do with the level of foreign ownership, which Ma has been trying to reduce in a number of ways and which Yahoo has thus far resisted.To answer question about the fight between Ma and Yahoo over its Alipay fight, when Ma spun it out of Alibaba, he said the situation was tense, but that today “the problem is solved and I am half-burnt.”
He was referring to a settlement, which will require a lot of growth from the still-nascent payments business.Ma was asked later about the biggest misunderstanding between the U.S. about China and vice versa. “Our job is not to solve the misunderstanding,” he said. “Our job is to change ourselves to solve the problem.”In another query about his relationship with Yahoo’s co-founder Jerry Yang, who made the initial investment in Alibaba in its early days, Ma said he appreciated how much that meant to his company’s beginnings and how much he valued Yang’s friendship.“But this is business and not personal,” Ma said about the current situation. “While we appreciate yesterday, but we are looking for a better tomorrow.”The first line, for those not mad fans of the classic movie like me, is from “The Godfather.”The question is, though, will Ma make Yang an offer he can’t refuse.

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