2010 was the year of getting back, but not on the old horse.
Looking back again might be a luxury, but valuable lessons can be learned from a short trip down the memory lane through a year that has been also our 10 years after .
I read the HBR, Dec-10, article Why You Aren't Buying Venezuelan Chocolote. I like chocolate and Venezuela has the best cacao beans and I thought, why do people limit their own guts, by thinking that only, say, Belgium or Switzerland can make top chocolate.
It most probably was a Carroux Coffee. I enjoy a few double-espresso cups a day ...
Back from Begur the village that has many important attractions from medieval remains to prestigious beaches. After two earlier weekend visits I could explore more in the 10 days.
I daily see the Pöstlingberg, one hour walking distance away from my flat. It is a hill that is one of the most important sights of Linz, a landmark. The panoramic view from the top encompasses the city, the winding River Danube, forested hills, farms, fields and distant villages to a horizon of misty blue mountains.
Shawn Liu (picture) head of China-Quants , Shanghai, UnRisk partner, and us met in our development center to formulate the strategic blueprint for marketing UnRisk technologies in China. In a 3 days workshop we thought like one company.
I like modern architecture and look frequently into Hayes Davidson . They run now a project that explores visual perception: How would you design London's Skyline?
Our ear anatomy is minimalist in the following sense: less complexity and it could not transform sound-waves into enough information for our brain, more complexity and we would only recognize noise.