random things I find interesting
From the monthly archives:
Eric Karjaluot of Smashlab provides a convincing thought piece regarding businesses on the web getting smaller. Smaller can be pretty darn viable. With that can come a healthy way to look at your business and success by setting a balance of aspirational and attainable goals .
His approach to defining success is one that I tend [...]
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A good point by Jeffrey Kalmikoff of skinneyCorp. “The problem with the new-wave-work-ethic “look how little they do and how much they’ve made” is that it sets unrealistic expectations. Well said. Link
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Guy Kawasaki on the subject. “You either execute or you die—no pun intended”. Link
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A new film on industrial design by the maker of the documentary Helvetica. Link
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History of the Internet briefly highlights the technical inventions throughout the Internet’s history, which have made “the series of tubes and wires” what it is today. The clean illustrations and voiceover illicit the tone of an retro science film colliding with a sterilized future. It is an interesting project and you can find more at [...]
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