Blog by Tomo

I tend to see many new companies trying to find successby taking the route what is known as the "Safe-Route" which is not a safe route. What does a company desire? Easy question. Profit, Success and Prosperation. In this case, the idea known as the "Safe-Route" above is a bad idea. Lets take a look at all the small companies operating in the world. What is common about them? They have nothing unique from the design to there operation and business systems. Founders of such companies think they can beat the other companies that started the area of business. Boy they are wrong. It has a paradoxical result if you execute the method of the "Safe-Route". Companies like Google launch something new to the world: search engine to first strengthen the company. Then, they compete against other companies like the Android From the way of thinking above, I think thinking the impossible at 70% of the time of your life can be a benefit. Therefore, I am highly disappo...

I think everyone has gone through some kind of a problem or conflict in their lives, from physical to mental issues. I have had many mental issues in my life, such as feeling the loneliness or having a nightmare about an alien invasion (literally). People suffer and have negative times of their life because of these conflicts. However, if we look at the people who actually succeeded in a tremendous pace, they use the "conflicts" for their benefits. There is a taco restaurant that was robbed by robbers caught on camera. Most of the restaurant owners at this situation would most likely call for the police. However, the owner of the taco restaurant. Made a parody of making "robbers searching for delicious tacos for late-night snack". There are so much more successful actions just like this example. They inspired the way of my life. As a application and web service developer myself, I would like to turn the bad days of my life to inspire myself to help the pe...

Today, we worked on our stance and gestures to improve our presentation skills. I have learned an important lesson: our gestures tells what you are doing in the inside. I naturally use gestures to help myself pick up words from my word-bank in my brain without thinking smoothly. Presentations are just like "talking to your friend about your idea", but in a "larger scale". I will keep this in my mind when doing a presentation for my "classroom design project".