Posted by: Paul Dunn in vision, ONE, kids, Google, Fast Company, corporate, contribution, charity, business, Apple, Air Asia on
Jun 24, 2008
Last Thursday I took a flight on AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. And when I fly, I like to read what the Chief Executive is saying in the in-flight magazine.
You can tell so much about the company from the CEO’s articles. Read the QANTAS one and it always strikes me as ‘stuffy’. Read the VirginBlue one from CEO Brett Godfrey and it’s ALWAYS upbeat, always focussed on the customer
Posted by: Paul Dunn in Presidential Campaign, ONE, Obama, McCain, effective giving, creativity, corporate, contribution, charity, business on
Jun 24, 2008
If you’re like me, you can’t help but get fascinated with the ups and downs of American politics. And, if you’re like me, you were pleased to see Barrack Obama come through as the Democratic candidate.
So what does this have to do with Buy1GIVE1?
Simply this. I was on a plane from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur this morning reading my favourite newspaper (the International Herald Tribune) before
An article in today’s Straits Times raised some interesting thoughts.
The article is about so called ‘Flag Days’ where volunteers have tins and rattle them when you’re walking or shopping to get donations.
Here’s a direct quote: ‘ … Singaporeans growing disdain for the army of volunteers waving tim cans in their faces each weekend. Teacher Coen Ching has had students tailing him on the
Posted by: David Anttony in ONE, joy, happy on
Jun 01, 2008
The following inspiring quotes are excerpted from ONE,
a book by Masami Sato .
On mastering things…"…doing things we've never done can often seem very difficult and complicated until the day we actually try them out."
"(Children) learn by playing and become the masters of the game. And they do it just by having fun."
"…when something more effective and easy comes along, we let go of the harder way
