As one goes through life, in my case mostly business, one come across so many issues and obstacles that one could/should do something about. For the the past year and a half I have begun working on at least the following four start-up ideas or let us just call them projects – that take off […]
When the film The Matrix premiered in 1999 (is it really that long ago?) we all thought the names of the main characters where intriguing, pittoresque or for some just plain strange; Neo, Morpheus, Dozer, and Trinity. In Neo’s case this was his hacker nickname and how he was recognized in certain circles. Most likely […]
Long awaited and with high expectations I set out to devour Gary Veynerchuk’s latest book, The thank you economy. As you may recall I got a signed copy from Gary some months ago but not until early July was the book available from Audible. So now I’ve listen to it and as so often the […]
Now I’ll share an idea with you that I hope someone will take onboard and just do. If you haven’t been locked away for the past ten years you have seen and been amazed by the fantastic online retailer Net-a-porter. Founded by Natalie Massenet in 1999, she came from a job as editor at the […]
Up until last week we’ve basically had three major social networks to engage in; Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Last week we saw the birth of Google+ but I have still not received an invite… I think most of us have a rather common view on the use of these three networks. LinkedIn is for professional […]
The Upside of Irrationality: The Unexpected Benefits of Defying Logic at Work and at Home This is Dan Ariely’s second book revolving around his theories of behavioural economics – the follow up on his bestseller Predictably Irrational that I truly took in instantly. Whenever you read a new book with a new concept and get […]
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