#collegelane #liverpool #change Preamble 001 can pick how, what, where, etc. … but the when has to be soon. And I don’t want to bootstrap anything. Only the best. In everything. And I want to be seen as the best in what I do. Because I am. Responsibilities If a corporate org, my strong suggestion is 001 has financial strategy, and responsibility for scoping operational … Continue reading ME + 4, CO-FOUNDERS ALL – a short #whimsy
I wrote recently about how the big brands possess such a monopolistic level of market stranglehold that they no longer need to care if we hate them: we are, even so, obliged to purchase their products and services. I have used this example before: with respect to a politics where we are fucked by it if we care, and fucked by it when we don’t. … Continue reading i would like to have a future … does anyone have a good one?
I think the biggest mistake I made over the past three and a half years was not appreciate that I was interesting enough to have enemies. I won’t repeat, as I hit a different future. My goal is no longer to re-engineer. Some legal but highly illegitimate practices need disrupting to the nth degree. And I will be ready, this time, to do so absolutely … Continue reading “change is inevitable; its nature, NEVER!”
I believe in doing good. I believe in doing things MOSTLY in those areas which most impact our democracy. In our modern world, right now, business affects democracy much more than politics ever did. In liberal discourse, whether neo- or otherwise, a Good Democracy – as per Peter Levine’s eternal tension between INCLUSIVENESS and EFFICIENCY – requires that the public sphere be fair and transparent, … Continue reading “reading between lines and principles”
I first came across in detail the deeper world of online ads quite recently. It was at the hands of what appeared to my unpractised eye to be a very professional Google partner called Pro PPC. I learnt a lot from that training day, and hope to revisit the opportunity soon, though as a paying learner this time round. I’d previously concluded that the world … Continue reading ad-blockers as an opportunity – for long-suffering consumers and industry both?
I’ve just had the term “glocalism” brought to my attention: Its definition is a little sloppy at the moment – perhaps this is inevitable in new terminologies. One webpage lists three definitions (expanded usefully, and further, at the site in question): Global events become locally relevant by affecting your local economy, and local events have global impact. […] Adapting your product or service to each culture … Continue reading glocalism, porosity and being open to the new – in business and culture both
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