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The Bug Boy: The Early Years of Pokemon’s Satoshi Tajiri
“When you're a kid and get your first bike, you want to go somewhere you've never been before,” says Satoshi Tajiri. “That's like Pokemon. Everybody shares the same experience, but everybody wants to take it someplace else. And you can do that.”

Rolling Into The World: Henry Ford Is Born
“I was born on July 30, 1863, on a farm at Dearborn, Michigan, and my earliest recollection is that, considering the results, there was too much work on the place.” Even as a child, Henry Ford had an eye for innovation. It was this ability to recognize shortcomings and set out to solve them that led Ford to create Ford Motor Co. in 1903, not only revolutionizing the transport industry but also making him one of the richest men in the world.

What All VCs Share
In my PE Week column a while back I said that there no best practises in venture capital. A long-time industry veteran emailed agreement, but said that the best VCs do share two characteristics.
Your Hardware Selection Depends on
You would think as our technology becomes more advanced it would also become more simplified but that just isn't happening. We keep introducing new products (sometimes boldly called category killers) and then somehow people figure out how to add more features, more capabilities, more everything all to show you don't need the other guy's thing. Doesn't happen instead we have more -- of everything! We have more notebooks, more netbooks, more tablets, more smartphones, more plain old phones, just more!! So we get a bigger backpack and add the new category killer with the earlier category killers. All we have to do is figure out who's environment we're working in from time to time
Absolute Power
Sooner or later, we all start believing our own press.

What If?
The past doesn't represent out future - so why do we spend so much time focused on it?
Keys To Wealth and Success (Part 1)
This is not sexy, but you need to hear it. it is one of the biggest silent killers of wealth and success.
The Five Stages of Partnership
All partnerships, and all relationships for that matter, go through five predictable stages. Knowing these stages is like having a map that will help you to accurately assess where you are in your partnerships, see where you have been and where you can go. This will also allow you to deal effectively with the particular concerns of the stage you are in.

An Organized Environment
Having an organized environment really helps adults with ADHD feel calm, focused and able to function at their peak. However, having ADHD also means achieving and maintaining an organized environment is really hard. One of the biggest challenges is the accumulation of clutter. In my book, Untapped Brilliance, I have a chapter about achieving a clean, tidy and organized environment and I am always interested to learn more about this subject so I can in turn pass the information on to my clients. It was with fascination that I read organization guru Julie Morgenstern’s book SHED Your Stuff, Change Your Life: A Four-Step Guide to Getting Unstuck.
Moving Faster and Still Off Track
Today’s busy-ness trap comes at a high price. It seems people are automatically responding to some allusive fascination to having it all. But what is having it all? Who’s “all” is it? Is it yours or an unspoken agreement in society?

Sliding Downhill - from Commitment to Denial
The path of least resistance will inevitably lead to catastrophe. Midlife demands a constant recommitment to living a balanced life.
What is coaching all about anyway?
I recently had the opportunity to present to a group of business people. The purpose of the presentation was to outline what Inspiration Coaching does. However, when doing presentations like these, a major component is talking about what coaching is and what benefits it’s provides. I also used the opportunity to launch a new program. The new program is called “Inspired Living”. There will be more about this program later
How To Learn Great Management from Our Kids
Our kids provide a fabulous resource ready-made for us, 24 hours a day, just ready to teach us all we need to know about management.
The Bird At The Window!
Are you trying to make something work that is impossible? What needs to change in your world? Do you long to take flight and make things different in your life?

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J u s t K id d in g
Giant or double sided Chupa Chups, Barbapapas, Lomo cameras, fascination with 70’s cult series and heroes, champagne with a straw, resurgence of retro-brands such as Adidas or Converse, comfort food and fluffy toys… Kidults, adulescents, rejuveniles, mid youth rebellion… call it what you want, but any magazine editor or marketing expert will tell you: we’re living in an increasingly ageless society. A growing number of adults all over the world is embracing and adopting the culture of teenagers and children as never before. Judging from our recent visits to Paris fashion and home ware tradeshows, this widespread trend is here to stay and is affecting many areas of life and businesses. So how can your brand address the consumers’ inner child?

Going, Going, Gone: eBay Takes Off
In 1991, Omidyar joined forces with three friends to launch his first startup, Ink Development Corp. A pen-based computing company, Ink was later renamed eShop Inc. and Omidyar continued to work as a software engineer for the business for the next three years. In 1994, Omidyar was hired as a developer services engineer for General Magic, a mobile communication platform company. Two years later, eShop was bought out by Microsoft, but that would not be the end of Omidyar’s fascination with online shopping.

Are you Positive or Negative
Magnetism is a wonderful thing. We often hear that someone "has a magnetic personality", or that they are "full of magnetism", even that opposites attract "like magnets". Why the fascination with magnetism?
Moving Faster and Still Off Track
Today’s busy-ness trap comes at a high price. It seems people are automatically responding to some allusive fascination to having it all. But what is having it all? Who’s “all” is it? Is it yours or an unspoken agreement in society?

An Organized Environment
Having an organized environment really helps adults with ADHD feel calm, focused and able to function at their peak. However, having ADHD also means achieving and maintaining an organized environment is really hard. One of the biggest challenges is the accumulation of clutter. In my book, Untapped Brilliance, I have a chapter about achieving a clean, tidy and organized environment and I am always interested to learn more about this subject so I can in turn pass the information on to my clients. It was with fascination that I read organization guru Julie Morgenstern’s book SHED Your Stuff, Change Your Life: A Four-Step Guide to Getting Unstuck.
Compensating Our Sales Folks
Our continued fascination with making an appointment as a precursor to making a sale is based on the belief that a buyer will buy based on the strength of the presentation. And although we get extremely low closing rates, we continue to do it and often throw more sellers at the problem, doing the same activity. That’s the definition of insanity!
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