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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 31, 2010
Method's clever design
I love this design from Method, as shown in FastCompany's July/August 2010 issue: feature-108-IDEA-Method-2.jpg It's beautiful and smart at the same time. The detergent is eigh…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 30, 2010
Blake Mycoskie from Tom's Shoes
Stumbled on this interview with Blake Mycoskie of Tom's Shoes in Inc. Magazine last night. Some fascinating bits from it. First, the stats: He's 33, …
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 30, 2010
Steve Jobs: Marketing is about values
This video with Steve Jobs shortly after Apple bought NeXT and brought him back in charge, is absolutely stellar. I think his insight about what mark…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 30, 2010
Maybe you just need to own how great you are
I came across this sentence in a book I'm currently reading, and it struck a chord with me. When I look back at my life, I see a string of events whe…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 26, 2010
Art and fear
Just rediscovered Seth Godin's free e-book "What matters now" from December of last year (that's 2009). From Seth's opening essay:
It turns out that…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 26, 2010
Enterprises are made up of people, too
Gigaom on the way Apple targets enterprises (or doesn't target them):
It targets people. It focuses on users. And Apple lets them decide how and wher…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 26, 2010
All struggle is a struggle to accept ourselves
All struggle is a struggle to accept ourselves. Our lack of acceptance appears to be about other people, places, and things, but it is not. Resistanc…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 25, 2010
More wood behind fewer arrows
Andrew Orlowski over on The Register.
...throwing out lots of mediocre products isn't the passport to success. [...] it pays to put more of your wood…
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Other · Calvin Correli · Aug 23, 2010
We suffer trying to avoid a feeling
We were conditioned to avoid a feeling we had as a child, and now as adults we're still avoiding that feeling, which we have never stopped to examine.…
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