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Jan242009

Words from the Wise

For those of you unfamiliar with John C. Jay, he's the creative director for Weiden+Kennedy - probably one of the most high profile advertising agency's in all the land. Anyways he's a very interesting character who is always working on very interesting projects or interviewing people or being interviewed. He made a recent post on his Honeyee blog about the current state of affairs and it's relevance to the design/retail community. It basically summed up a lot of the things I've been talking about with friends, colleagues and readers of h(y)r. I really believe that in this relatively dark time, there is an incredible amount of potential to grow for some of the truly passionate, creative and low investment businesses. As he mentions, there is a new era of young creative thinkers developing retail, design, fashion and technology in ways that haven't been touched before. It won't be easy to succeed by any means, but if you want that c.r.e.a.m bad enough, now is your chance to rise to the top.

Photo by Greg Washington

Reader Comments (2)

Thank you for sharing this. With the state of the World economy right now, and the future un-certain I think we ARE going to see some very exciting and new ideas, products, and companies that will come about. Is it not true that through adversity we step up or die trying? I think when every thing is "hunky dory" we get lazy or have the "all is well" attitude and don't push ourselves or ideas as hard as we could. This discussion could go on forever...... So good to hear that I am not alone in my thoughts. I really enjoy what you share with us on a daily basis. Thank you.
Cheers.

January 24, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterMr.Ray

Ditto on Mr. Ray's comments. Thank you.

January 24, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterM

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