When owning a problem radically changes behavior!
I happen to have a neighbor, a taxi driver, who drives many of us crazy with his selfish behavior: he parks his taxi disregarding others who can hardly squeeze to their parking slots, advice his (many) guests to park wherever they feel blocking 3-4 cars at once and [...]
I have just learned this morning about Kodak heading straight foreword to bankruptcy.
In the late 19th century, George Eastman (the father of Kodak) envisioned to “make the camera as convenient as a pencil”. And his company practically did it through a series of innovations over about a century. They made the first portable dry [...]
“What was the last sandwich you had? Was it with ham? Or maybe cheese? Possibly fish? Or… salami… egg… tomatoes???”
“It was actually with a lot of… bread!”
Give me a break… all sandwiches are with bread! We do not remember the bread; it is seldom memorable! We always remember what is inside. Bread [...]
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I had the best summer in more than 10 years. From April till August I was doing something outdoorsy every single weekend. Really rewarding for my nature.
Tw0 weeks long skiing holidays in Zillertal, by far the longest winter skiing holidays in my life.
Went, together with my wife, (and showed daughter) on our [...]
The second difficult question is: What is the value of the intervention for your organization?
So far, my potential clients rarely were able to come up spontaneously with a number or, at least, some way to getting there. The next question comes naturally: if we do not know the value of the intervention, how would [...]
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