Bliss For All–At Work

To find your own way is to follow your bliss. This involves analysis, watching yourself and seeing where real deep bliss is — not the quick little excitement , but the real deep, life-filling bliss – Joseph Campbell

Jamie Oliver’s Latest Revolution

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Things are heating up in Jamie Oliver’s kitchen – and this blogger is pretty much hooked.

Earth Hour Saturday March 27 a message from Lonsdale Saatchi & Saatchi

This post comes to us all from the good people at Saatchi & Saatchi Lonsdale

The Story of Stuff takes on Bottled Water

Here’s the latest installment in the Story of Stuff series from Annie Leonard and the good folks at Free Range Studios.

Win One Give One

A new twist on cause marketing “Win One Give One.” Kids enter to win a computer using a code on their box of Fruit Snacks…if they win Betty Crocker will donate a computer to a kid in Africa. This campaign has already led to the donation of thousands of laptops to kids in Africa. These computers come from a partnership between General Mills and One Laptop Per Child. You have to tip your hat to the planners at Saatchi NY who understand that kids want to give and get in equal amounts (okay sometimes get a little more).

Antarctic Iceberg Breaks, Could Affect Global Ocean Circulation

Iceberg B9B

Iceberg B9B

The iceberg known as B9B broke off from a massive floating ice sheet in East Antarctica in the last month.  Scientists fear that it may wedge near a continent and in so doing affect ocean circulation patterns in the Atlantic and Southern Oceans.

According to E360 Digest,  “The iceberg, roughly the size of Luxembourg, broke off earlier this month from the 100-mile long Mertz Glacier Tongue, which juts into the Southern Ocean. The iceberg was created, in part, because an even larger iceberg — 60 miles long — rammed into the Mertz Glacier Tongue and dislodged the Luxembourg-sized slab of ice, which is 1,300 feet thick.”

Rule from Shirtless Dancing Man: Find Your First Follower

From Derek Sivers   http://sivers.org/ff

Transcript:

If you’ve learned a lot about leadership and making a movement, then let’s watch a movement happen, start to finish, in under 3 minutes, and dissect some lessons:

A leader needs the guts to stand alone and look ridiculous. But what he’s doing is so simple, it’s almost instructional. This is key. You must be easy to follow!

“Enjoy the killing,” Advice on Storytelling from Ira Glass

Superbowl Ads 2010: Green plays second fiddle to fiddling beavers

The long-awaited Superbowl commercials this year shared one major theme: talking animals (or fiddling ones.)  But one theme they certainly didn’t share is sustainability.  Sustainability definitely got the short end of the stick: which shouldn’t surprise you.  If you were a company and you were making the largest media investment of your fiscal year on the Superbowl, the demographics might not align enough for you to invest in “green.”  Well, for two ads this year those demographics did align, and while they took on the complicated topic of environmental sustainability, neither of them did it much justice.

The Green Police

What did you think of the Audi Superbowl ad?