All Bright

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/273955219/1173570968?token=0e676c02

DRAFT

This project requires 5 to 10 founder members and initial membership will be via a purchase or subscription.

ENTRY LEVEL - Introductory Offer

WHY A PURCHASE IN NECESSARY
A purchase is necessary for a number of reasons;

1. shows your interest in colour, gemstones and/or philosophies of angels
2. shows a level of commitment, on your part
3. helps me to cover part of the cost of putting this all together
4. helps me to develop the project further

CREATIVE COLLABORATION
In order to progress further with this project, you need to be:

a) interested in using or developing a simple hand craft skill
b) able to use that skill to craft gift products from your kit or collection
c) some form of writer, e.g. reporting, song writing, poetry, essays
d) interested in becoming part of a collaborative effort in creative enterprise

PROSPECTS: BUYERS
In 2010 I met with representatives from various businesses and organisations, to discuss either of two creative projects. With this particular project interest was received at both B2B and B2C levels (B=buyer, C=consumer). 

WRITERS
The reason that members of this planned group need to be able to write, is that phase two of the project requires this. More details will be revealed as this group emerges into a creative quest.

LEGAL CONSIDERATION (IP & COPYRIGHT)
I am currently taking advice from an IP adviser, regarding collaboration. the formulation of this projects terms and conditions is currently in process and will be disclosed to project members as soon as possible.

Thanks for your time, Isabella Wesoly

Time is Art (and craft)

See article 'Closing the Creativity Gap' 

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BRANCHING OUT

Trees are perfect analogies of organisations 'branching out'. I think of how speakers like Darren Shirlaws advocate a second product. Visually I see this as a triangle, i.e. the founder/s of a business venture, the main product/service and the second product/service. Also, visually, I see a seed and the two sprouting leaves that first spring from seeds (as noted by Vincenzo De Florio).

The fact that trees don't have legs may be a conditioning factors of branches. Ants do have legs, but they also branch in their search paths until food supplies are found. Once found, their movement becomes linear as they too and fro between food and nest. I have noticed, in my own observations of ants, that some continue to search. Perhaps in an organic bid for contingencies.

The close parallels between ant colonies’ networks and human-engineered ones have been defined. A group of researchers, from Stanford University, found:

'the algorithm desert ants use to regulate foraging is like the Traffic Control Protocol (TCP) used to regulate data traffic on the internet'. 
SOURCE: http://www.nextnature.net/2013/07/what-ant-colony-networks-can-tell-us-about-what%E2%80%99s-next-for-digital-networks/

The researchers suggest that ants colonies can 'tell us what's next for digital networks'. Surely therefor, knowing and exploring are vital for strategy building. Perhaps not by the same person, or ant.