Everyone wants to feel special. Heard. Seen. And everyone is unique. But no one is actually more special. Everyone has to watch out before crossing the streets. Given these facts, how do you make your customers (friends, family, customers, co-workers) feel special?
Big tech serves us as we consume, but don’t mistake that for what we want. Netflix tells me for every title the % change that I like the content they suggest. Facebook (& Instagram) give me more content I engaged with. Google ranks content higher based on the click bait …
Being a technical entrepreneur requires the will to fall in love with the art of crafting an organisation that does best what you so dearly love to execute. You need to fall in love with crafting, creating, shaping and building that organisation. That’s your day job, not the execution of …
Or sentence, idea, insight. That’s all a book needs to transform its value (bought for let’s say $20,-) to invaluable to you. Sometimes that happens the first page. Sometimes in the first 50. Sometimes over the whole book. Rarely it doesn’t provide. $20 for a big idea, that’s a bargain. …
There’s no substitute for attention. If you choose to spend it to cat videos and other people’s picture perfect moments, that’s on you.
I’ve made a habit out of reflecting around my birthday, and here’s what I’ve learned along the way last year. Most often around the new year and my oldest daughter’s birthday. This is to 31 and this 30, and my daddy-birthday 1, 2, and 3. Perspective arises when you take …
We’ve all heard of this trade off. Good or cheap. The thing is this. We all have customers who buy our product because the price is within their range of what they think the product should cost. But only when people value the solution they buy for the result it …
Belief is a great thing. It may give you hold. It may move you forward. There’s only one thing. If you believe something, you miss out on the limitless possibility of knowing.
A rhythm doesn’t end when you miss a beat. It does end when you stop playing. Until then, keeping the rhythm only requires to play the next beat.
Humans have only two emotional needs when all basic physical needs are met. Belonging and significance. We reach belonging and significance through undivided attention from other humans and making our own decisions, exercising ‘power’. When parents nowadays – and I catch myself incredibly often – perform tasks continuously on their …