made-to-stick

i’ve seen this book around and feared it was being over “pushed”. that generally means it’s either really good or really bad… in this case – really good! i have folded corners and marked up a few dozen entries and i’m only half way through the book. here are some of my favorites…

“you want to invent new ideas, not new rules.”

“a designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when’s there is nothing left to take away.”

“the more we reduce the amount of information in an idea,
the stickier it will be.”

title… made to stick: why some ideas die and others die
authors… chip heath & dan heath


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having the opportunity to do what I love (business + strategy + design) and to work with these clients has been a life (and career) changing experience.

i have had the pleasure to help with one of their most valued assets - their businesses! together we have taken their web sites far beyond what they even thought was possible. to me, all of this speaks volumes especially since so many of my accounts are referrals.

many of these people have gone from great clients to dear friends. not only do i frequently dine & entertain with them, play with their kids, take vacations with them and i have even been to a few of their weddings!

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