Recently, there needed to be more time to blog. However, today, I found one passage in the audiobook “The Creative Art” by Rick Rubin, so impressive that I want to share the following slightly edited snippet: Coöperation is a practice. Individual actors and perspectives come together to create a new vision. Each actor adds their own original point of view. Each can solo or layout, as best serves the work. Each time we coöperate,
According to BCG, Business model innovation is the art of enhancing advantage and value creation by making simultaneous—and mutually supportive—changes both to an organization’s value proposition to customers and its underlying operating model. Professors Girotra and Netessine, economists of Cornell and Wharton universities, have presented a framework for identifying opportunities and becoming systematic about the process of taking business model innovation to the level of a reliable and improvable discipline. Since business model
Mankind seems to have reached a crossroads. At environmental, political, and economic levels more and more urgent hazard warnings appear. Man has to cope with this high-speed change, and there are many well-intended activities already underway. However, what we need to survive exceeds fast-track rescue plans and well-meant community engagement. We have to bethink ourselves of our inherent abilities and leverage our entire skillset — after the Cognitive Revolution there comes the