Yves Behar on Advertising
Advertising is the price companies pay for being unoriginal”Yves Behar
Advertising is the price companies pay for being unoriginal”Yves Behar
I’ve been thinking a lot about design recently, namely, about the relationship between design and “style” or “fashion.” Now, when I say ‘style,’ I’m not quite sure what I mean exactly. Nor am I sure about how design and style relate to each other… I’m sure they are related somehow… but how?
So, I plopped out this question on Twitter to see if anyone had some good answers about the subject. Thankfully, I had a bite. @hippydaddy, whom I met recently at a workshop on digital marketing, had some well developed thoughts on the subject. He emailed me (posted with permission): (more…)
In a comment on a previous post about ambition and happiness, @agray posits that there is a 3rd dimension on the graph: success. I think John Wooden agrees with Aaron. Maybe this is the answer.
Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best of which you are capable.” ~ John Wooden
I’ve been lucky to be a part of a worldwide study on the relationship between happiness and ambitions. Find our charty facts in the image below.
<p>Basically, the lower your ambition the happier you are, but the more lackluster and idiot you are too. Also, these people are poor and they make their non-hippy friends uncomfortable.</p> <a href="https://chasereeves.net/2009/the-relationship-of-happiness-ambition-huge-study-short-report/#more-63" class="more-link"><span aria-label="Continue reading The Relationship Of Happiness & Ambition: huge study, short report.">(more…)</span></a>
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