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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Occupy space (a few marketing tips for the cause)
In this way, I am definitely down with the movement. (But then again, aren’t we all?) From a marketing perspective, I think they should have given this name a bit more thought. Isn’t it all too easy for the naysayers … Continue reading
A clever way to qualify for mortgage refinancing (or, an exercise in creative problem solving)
Over the course of my life, I’ve always truly valued the ability to never give up and attempt to come up with creative solutions to common or complex problems. I’ve never been one to simply accept a situation and will … Continue reading
I wish I could do that
Sometimes you come across something that you can only see through the lens of “I wish I could do that.” This is one of those times. Check out this video of Danny MacAskill and the things he can do on … Continue reading
Posted in general thoughts, music
Tagged band of horses, danny macaskill, david sowerby, inspired bicycles, jon friesch, the funeral
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I told you so
Today, I had one of those moments when someone came to a realization that you had been trying to tell them for months. For about four months in 2008, I had been trying to convince a friend of mine of … Continue reading
Posted in general thoughts
Tagged establishing credibility, i told you so, jon friesch
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Freedom
I’ve not seen, in my life, too many sculptures that have made too great of an impression on me. I guess I’m more often moved by paintings and drawings than by the more physical arts. But my friend Jill shared … Continue reading
Posted in general thoughts
Tagged jon friesch, philadelphia, sculpture, zenos frudakis, zenos frudakis freedom
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An easy prank to play on your friends
When I was the Marketing Director at Capital Newspapers, my Senior Designer – one of the most talented designers and marketing professionals that I know who has since started his own very successful business, Astuteo – was known for his … Continue reading