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Donuts through Social Welfare
Posted on December 8, 2009 | View CommentsIt has been a while since the last Donut. That last Donut left me with a bitter taste. It’s time to sweeten up the glazing a bit and find out if this bitter taste was legitimate. In other words; was the critique I had on... -
Donuts past Middle-Clash
Posted on September 13, 2009 | View Comments“The position of starting businessmen, who emerge out of social security, is of great importance to the Dutch economy. Their conflicting situation is illustrating how little thought their struggle really gets.” Frank Kalshove; De Volkskrant, zaterdag 13 juni, Economie [1] The article explains how the... -
Talented Donut – Business in Housing
Posted on July 29, 2009 | View CommentsHow does one find talent or even better; If you have a talent, in what way do you get it ‘out there’!? And what the hell does ‘out there’, actually mean? These questions are hard and complex especially when it concerns your own talent, and... -
A note for entrepreneurs
Posted on May 6, 2009 | View CommentsIn general: Facilitation, accessibility and availability are the most essential definitions that enable people to comfortably expand their activities through all scales of appropriation. Making the availability of the activity accessible. In other words if you can’t ‘get there’ the service- or product initiation might... -
Working on a box of donuts
Posted on May 4, 2009 | View CommentsIt seems from the perspective of a designer that initiating a design concept sometimes seems identical as undergoing a personal or business initiative. In both cases the goal is uncertain and not always achievable, but one always demands a high-quality end result. Considering methods that...