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Couldn’t agree more.
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International tourist arrivals grew by 4% in 2012 to reach 1.035 billion.
The numbers are in and international tourism broke 1 Billion tourist arrivals in 2012, with no plans to slow down.
(via bit.ly/WuS4Wj )
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Outdoor Adventure Market Grows, Despite Recession
Great article in Skift today about the outdoor adventure gear market.
…despite being huge at around $300 billion in U.S. alone, [the outdoor adventure gear industry] has been under the radar in mainstream consciousness, and yet growing at 5 percent a year even during recessionary times.
Although these figures relate specifically to gear industry growth - the trend also suggests an increase in demand for products and services that provide real world experiences - even as purchasing power decreases in hard economic times.
Folks aren’t buying sleeping bags and skis to hang on the wall. These folks are looking to get out, travel and explore.
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Innovation is hard because “solving problems people didn’t know they had” & “building something no one needs” look identical at first.
Aaron Levie, Box CEO (@levie)
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Build something 100 people love, not something 1 million people kind of like.
The Best Advice Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Ever Received - Business Insider (via soxiam)
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Needed some fresh air so we headed to the Catskills for some winter adventure.
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You have to make a choice in life. You can avoid the things that make you uncomfortable, follow the pack and lead a very comfortable, normal existence. Or you can refuse to be limited by the things that challenge you and keep facing them until you crush them
If you’re not failing you’re not trying - dan shipper
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Skiing on the east coast definitely has its disadvantages. But, this fireplace is not one of them.
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You have to do unscalable things to become scalable
Per Airbnb’s Co-Founder, Joe Gebbia.
LESSON: In the early days of your company, don’t be afraid to do things that may not scale - like detailed customer development and conversations. It’s vital to building something that people will actually buy, at scale.
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Smooth Seas Never Made a Skillful Sailor
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