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The image above is from a fantastic site called Imgfave—a place you can store and share all your favourite images you come across on the web. I’ve had their ‘popular images RSS‘ feed for about a week and it’s great.
I usually use my keyboard to scroll website pages up and down, Imgfave has a neat little navigational respect for that (TIP: keep pushing down even when you get to the bottom of the page).
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Was kindly sent a copy of The Element by Sir Ken Robinson—these are my notes…
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Many thanks Sir Ken for a great book which reinforces how fortunate I am (I don’t work for a living as I do something I love… which luckily I’m a little ok at as well).
Design something quickly and to a high standard, but then it will not be cheap. Design something quickly and cheaply, but it will not be of high quality. Design something with high quality and cheaply, but it will take a long time.
Makes sense…
A brilliant use of commercialism, flashmobbing and green ethics to promote businesses to make green changes…
The top image is the Trans-Canada Highway—7,821 km (4,860 miles) from coast to coast. The bottom image is the U.S. Route 50—just over 3,000 miles (4,800 km) from coast to coast.
One day, with a nice (eco-friendly) campervan I’d like to travel across them both… one day!
New channels on the flow—just like life…
Taking lessons (again) from this excellent talk this morning.
My takeaways: have a price, explore different price options, play the odds, understand the numbers, businesses are better than consumers, live the good life during building your business, forget viral, just do it better than the other guy/gal.
Feel free to leave your takeaways in the comments.
