Thu, 15 May 2008 23:30:27 -0400 http://www.bligoo.com/ es Being different equals evolution http://blog.needish.com/content/view/44/Being_different_equals_evolution.html Wed, 28 Nov 2007 13:42:54 -0300 http://blog.needish.com/content/view/44/Being_different_equals_evolution.html johan Being convenient is often a good option but it doesn’t make you evolve. You could live like we always used to live, but it wouldn’t bring you new perspectives, thoughts or ideas.

Some people are happy with being convenient, I’m not!

Life is not about going from point a to point b using the mainstream highways, it’s about meeting people, sharing, talking, listening and get new impressions. It will change your mind, I promise you! About NEEDISH, as far as I’m concerned, it will give you time to evolve as a person.

Why not even get a head start before the launch of NEEDISH, step out of your comfort zone and do something that you usually don’t do. I wish you the best of luck!

/Johan

]]> Internet is ruled by elephants?! http://blog.needish.com/content/view/22/Internet_is_ruled_by_elephants.html Wed, 28 Nov 2007 13:57:14 -0300 http://blog.needish.com/content/view/22/Internet_is_ruled_by_elephants.html johan My name is Johan; I’m the man behind the idea and third founder of NEEDISH.
Right now all of us are breathing, eating, sleeping and loving with needish circulating through our veins. It’s how it has to be. It’s inevitable. When you believe in something that much, only a thought of it gets your heart pumping a little bit faster. What the outcome can be and how it will change certain behaviors.

Now, to what I wanted to write:

I would like to share this metaphor with you, dear reader.

The Elephants lives at the savannah. At the savannah it’s really hot and the elephants get thirsty. When they’re thirsty they always go to the same waterhole.

But, if someday the waterhole should appear to be out of water, the elephants would immediately seek for another source and never return.

The same rule can be applied for humans on the Internet.

If an online service doesn’t work from the beginning or a working service gets an interruption, the users immediately chooses another supplier for the service, never to return to the pre-supplier again.

This is why it’s so critical that Needish has to work from day one when launching and continue to do so for the rest of its existence. If not, the users will do as the elephants: abandon.

I can proudly say it will work!

I’m definitely needish.

/Johan]]>