Posted on March 14, 2013 by

Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds

I’m really interested in esoteric knowledge, meditation, yoga and sacred geometry and I’ve watched a lot of documentaries on these topics. This documentary is one of the most fascinating films that I’ve seen. Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds is divided into 4 sections that are roughly 30-minutes each and it brilliantly fuses Buddhism, yoga, sacred geometry, cutting edge physics, philosophy and the futility of the pursuit of happiness.

The first part is on Akasha, the vibratory field of information and energy which connects all things.

The second part is on The Spiral and the divine symmetry and mysterious patterns that have fascinated history’s greatest thinkers like Pythagoras, Leonardo da Vinci, Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein.

The third part is on The Serpent and the Lotus and the interconnection of consciousness and matter.

The last part Beyond Thinking is about ending compulsive thinking and awakening the latent potential of the human mind.

Posted on May 31, 2012 by

Mary Meeker’s Latest Presentation on the State of the Web in 2012

Each year Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker summarizes the most important digital trends and the state of the web.

In this year’s presentation she goes the extra mile including a fascinating section on the Re-Imagination of Nearly Everything (starts at slide 29) which illustrates how technology has disrupted the media and how we communicate.

The main takeaway is the dramatic shift to mobile and how media companies like Google, Facebook and other still haven’t found a meaningful way to monetize the mobile experience.

Posted on February 20, 2012 by

Vancouver Events for Entrepreneurs, Freelancers and Creative Professionals

Vancouver Events and Conferences

Living in Vancouver for the past 5 years, I’ve had the opportunity to explore this city’s amazing creative community. Vancouver doesn’t have a wild and crazy bar scene, and people can sometimes seem a bit shy and cliquey at first, but if you take the time to find the right events you’ll discover the incredibly friendly and diverse scene of entrepreneurs, artists and creative people that call the west coast home.

I work in the digital media industry and I’ve had a few jobs that required getting out and drumming up new business relationships. I’ve found that attending events, networking mixers and conferences is the best way to not only establish new business relationships but also make new friends.

If you’re looking to meet other interesting entrepreneurs, freelancers and creative professionals, here are some of the best Vancouver events that I’ve discovered. Read More

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