Showing posts with label hedgehog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hedgehog. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Discover our Hedgehog

The Hedgehog Concept by Jill Collins

I came across this about a week ago and decided to post on my hedgehog blog, it was the hedgehog concept. The hedgehog concept is one thing that can make the difference between loving what you do while making money.

Talent (Mind) - As what you can be the best in the world at?

Need (Body) - What drive your economic engine?

Passion (Heart) - What are you deeply passionate about.

At the core will be YOU - your voice, unique, personal significance.

Use the simple circles and discover yourself, below we have an example from Angus McDonald. I hope everyone of us here can Discover our Hedgehog!


An entrepreneur hedgehog.. :)

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Kerry Hartjen's Hedgehog

Vagabond Hedgehog

Rainy Day Hedgehog and ducks

Kerry Hartjen is a fine artist from USA. He is fond of painting small things...especially hedgehog, his paintings are available for sale on the internet.

It is exciting to came across such nice paintings, I will be getting some water color, brushes and start drawing too.

Friday, April 3, 2009

Happy Birthday to Hedgehog!

Hedgehog & Friends Studio is 1 year old :)

The animals are out today partying...

Had not blog for almost a year... will do more this year.

Monday, March 24, 2008

Hedgehog new friends?

hedgehog new friends??

currently working on the next 2 artwork... a hare and a squirrel.
they should been ready within a week or so.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

The Fox and the Hedgehog


"The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing."
Archilochus (7th-century b.c.e.)


Princeton professor Marvin Bressler pointed out the power of the hedgehog during one of our long conversations: "You want to know what separates those who make the biggest impact from all the others who are just as smart? They're hedgehogs." Freud and the unconscious, Darwin and natural selection, Marx and class struggle, Einstein and relativity, Adam Smith and division of labor—they were all hedgehogs. They took a complex world and simplified it. "Those who leave the biggest footprints," said Bressler, "have thousands calling after them, 'Good idea, but you went too far!' "

Conversation between Jim Collins and Marvin Bressler, October 2000

Hedgehog


The picture of a hedehog.

New Blog Hedgehog & Friends

this is a new blog from Singapore, with my cartoons on hedgehog & his friends.

more fun coming.. stay tune.