Monthly Archives: December 2010

I’m going to write about a great TED talk by Seth Godin. In “Sliced bread and other marketing delights” he proposes that “[the] Ideas that spread, win” hardly a revelation but it’s interesting how he dissects this process and explains … Continue reading →

We hope that Kingston Made will provide for ample opportunities for students to hone their skills in creating products that will do well in the market. In fact we are hoping that the idea of the retail lab will provide … Continue reading →

I was asked by my EGA (enterprising graduate award) advisor to figure out what the answer to this question. “What is our identity as a practice?” (this relates to my partnership with Alex at NUU). I think it relates to … Continue reading →

“Kiss!” he said looking at me then Alex. Alex and I looked at each other surprised, wondering why the person who had kindly agreed to mentor us in our venture was commanding us to do such a thing. I was … Continue reading →

For those of you who are still unaware of what we are hoping to do with Kingston First: here is a description of Phase 1 of our planned operations. At phase 1 we hope to provide an outlet for the … Continue reading →

Hope you all are having a great time gearing up to the new year celebrations. As for me I’m in Tehran. Nothing happening here! I’ve been sitting on the following posts for a while. Don’t ask me why (or I’ll … Continue reading →