There's an endless source of travel magazines and books. All of them, I am sure, most relevant and very
helpfull. There's one travel series though I am lacking: the city survival guide for dad's! Think about all those divorced dad's that take their kids along on a holiday. What on earth do you do with your kids after you have been to the zoo, have eaten thirteen ice creams and have had the simming pool now for three days in a row? And what about the nights where you can't leave your rented appartment, the tv set only receives Croatian public television and the worldwideweb has passed this part of the world? What do you feed your kids, where can you take them where both kids and yourself have fun? How can you give your holiday with your kids an extra twist? I'd definitely would buy that guide for any city. In fact, I'd like to produce it for Amsterdam and Copenhagen - if any publisher out there is interested.
Links I like
- B2Blog
Into marketing? Might want to visit David - blogging since forever on the topic. - Positive Sharing
People with a mission are always so much more fun to hang around with. Alexander Kjerulf (the dude behind positive sharing and project 'arbejdsglade) is such a mission driven free spirit. His mission? Make you a happy camper! - Social engagement in action
Social engagement: from lippservice to action. Here's your chance! - TagCloud
Folksonomies visually - finally - it was about time!! - How stuff works
If you just like me always wonder how things work - than this site is for you. It defintely goes beyond the 'why is the light out in the fridge'. - Italian beauty
Innovation is in details, details make a difference! Who can resist? I just got to own her. - Edge
Where some of the worlds' best and deviant thinkers gather their brainfarts!
People to watch
- Dave Young
An advertising consultant with a fascination for the creation of exciting brands. - Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Entrepenerd with strong social abilities. One of the best networkers and idea brokers Denmark has to offer. - Thomas Eskebæk
If brilliance exist, than this guy is probably as close as you can get. He has single handedly invented a search application outperforming Google with a factor unbelievable. He deserves our whoows. - Edward de Bono
- Jim Collins
- David Weinberg
- Martin Lindstrøm
Links to ideas
- Gurteen Knowledge Community
It ain't pretty, nor very functional but David shows how it's done: building a community around a long haired topic. More than 4000 pages of books, articles and what have you. Welldone Dave. - For the Danish entrepreneur
A network where you can benefit from the learnings from likely minded. - New idea trade
(self proclaimed) global forum to buy and sell ideas. - Inventors digest
Magazine for inventors. - Visualizing the collective brain
- Videnskabscaféen Online
THE place in Copenhagen to get intellectual inspiration!! - Innovation tools
A weblog dedicated to the instrumental side of innovation including tools (software, templates and models) and short articles dealing with innovation. - The contemporary and non extensive history of innovations
Links to Tools
Google search
Recent Posts
Books
Charles Hampden Turner and Fons Trompenaars: Riding The Waves of Culture
Trompenaars, though he could look like a Lenon fan, takes the main idea of 'imagine all the people' - one very specific step further: we're different - how to deal with these differences in a global context? (*****)Stephen Lundin: Fish
What can you learn from a fish market? A lot - if your fish market is Pikes' in Seattle that is. Heartwarming book. A twenty minutes read so no excuses! (****)Arie de Geus: The living company
What makes that some organization survive a centuray and others vaporize within ten years? De Geus' bet is as good as anyones' but his book is an interesting read. (****)Peter Schwartz: The art of the long view
If you want to prepare for what you don't know you don't know - than this book is your ultimate guide! (****)Blanchard and Bowles : Raving Fans
What have you done for your customers lately? Do you truly know how your customers think of you? Here's a simple and effective program to turn your customers into fans. Nice small book - effective if you can execute upon it. (***)
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