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A short note from the editor in chief, haha. I really enjoy doing these weekly mailings. So after #25
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August 3 · Issue #25 · View online
This newsletter shares a sign of the times in the world of brands, culture & tech. Please read it đ, itâll be worth your time.
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A short note from the editor in chief, haha. I really enjoy doing these weekly mailings. So after #25 issues you might be wondering why? Well outside of the feedback & compliments you give back to me, it gives me a way to channel my thoughts. It makes me not just read the web throughout the week and let it happen, it forces me to reflect on whatâs important about these articles (even if itâs something small). By doing so, I sort of make them my own, it makes me understand them better, and so it makes me apply these findings easier in my day to day doings. Which is an inspiring (read: addictive) feeling. So, now you know why, Enjoy this weekâs selection đ„
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A talk with Shane Smith
I enjoyed reading this article with Vice CEO Shane Smith. Explaining where the company is heading, discussing the companyâs rapid expansion and how they make content (and ads) that resonates.
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Why Smart People Struggle with Strategy
One could suggest strategy is for smart people. But itâs a different kind of smart then you might think. In strategy, there is not one right answer. Itâs about making the right connections, asking the right questions, challenge any assumption and thinking wrong in order to get it right. Thatâs why I love working as a strategist. Plus, I like te fact this article appeared on HBR, which is kinda for smart people, right? đ€
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Have the monks stopped meditating? They all seem to be tweeting.
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Whatsgoodly
Millennials. Difficult to grasp, all but brand loyal and hip when it comes to âŠanything. What moves them, what works and what doesnât? Exactly this is what Whatsgoodly is investigating. In form of a database stuffed with crowdsourced millennial opinions. From these opinions stories are created, which in itself is a FRESHH approach. HT by my all time favorite millennial. |
I AM NOT YOUR GURU
This NETFLIX documentary moved me, big time! Tony Robbins spends six days tearing down peoplesâ walls in order to build them up again into their authentic selves. And I enjoyed the role of the director in throughout the film. Heâs not afraid to challenge Tony Robbins in his heroic, superhuman, American âactâ. Powerful stuff guys, powerful stuff! |
Beautiful work by Studio Sabine Marcelis
While strolling through the Boijmans last weekend (thanks for all your tips!) I came across the works of Sabine Marcelis. Which is to beautiful not to share. Have a look, be surprised and dream away. And check it out in person, whenever your in Rotterdam.
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This Guy Makes Shit Graffiti Legible
Even though I enjoy tag walls, I really love this work by Mathieu Tremblin, itâs conceptually strong and it clarifies things up. Which I like. Haha no further comment, knowing itâs been commentated quite a bit (read the comments below the post).
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â Thatâs it for issue #25, thanks for your attention, enjoy your week.
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Sometimes .gif's are funny, sometimes they're mesmerising.
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