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Enter to campagin: Ricoh: Create, share and think as ONE

One of my most influential mentors is named Erik. Erik is 3 years old (1999). See a seen interviewed I did here with him. Don’t lock up your creativity. Think of what a child would do. A child sees opportunities with wonderful ease. Let this positive energy createa stimulating rush of creativity. Thanks to Erik […]

Did start blogging 2005 and I have to say that the most fun thing with the blogging is the offline effect. I mean the people you get to know from the online world then develop a deeper connection offline, that’s great. My English has getting 80% better over the years. At the start a single […]

Chris first book The Long Tail was a mega success. I do think he is one of the best business authors in the world when it comes to research. In the video connected to his Wired article: “Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business,” Chris deliver a point that will stay here for a […]

Japanese commercial for a company called ”Heiwa.” Watch this short but charm video full of contrast of cultures, in a peaceful way.

The magical words “Learning by doing” means a lot for the reality of life. I think, “Just do it,” by Nike is a modern version of the expression. The inventor of the original expression is John Dewey (1859–1952) an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer. For Dewey, it was vitally important that education should not […]

Looking for a green shopping guide for US next president? How Green Is Your Candidate? Interviews and info on the presidential candidates’ environmental positions. Grist.org

Here is an interesting case in how a new product can attract both parts with the same service but with the opposite purpose. It started as an anti-teen device: The creators of a pioneering device that uses high-frequency sound to stop teenagers congregating outside shops, schools and railway stations reacted angrily today to news that […]

People how search for a more simple life. They don’t like to buy things. And that’s why I did not find anything about their being on Google. They live their brand and don’t like to do things.

It’s now random that Randonhouse sticks out in the publishing world. They know how to make a pie and sell it slice by slice. Got a postcard today with a picture of a pie, and an offer that’s hard to refuse – buy a chapter/slice of the book Made to Stick.