Imagine…carrots in concert

And some interviews in German:

Source: Ode Magazine Article

We Think

Did you know 2.0

The KaosPilots.NL is recruiting NOW!

Imagine a school, where on the first day, you will not be registered with a number, but instead be given a business card with your name on, and a key to the building seconded by the remark: “It is all yours 24/7.. make the best of it!”

Last September, 17 individuals from 8 different countries gathered in Rotterdam to form the first ever KaosPilots.NL team! They are now recruiting Team 2! 20-35 young entrepreneurs with a head for business and a heart for the global society will be offered the opportunity to join Team 2. In the program you will develop your creative, innovative and entrepreneurial talents to enable you to take on the future that you choose! The question is always: “What will be your contribution to the world… what is your impossible dream… and are you risk taker enough to make it happen…?!”

Check out www.kaospilots.nl for info on the school, stories from students and info on the application procedure. Or contact our Welcoming Team at apply@kaospilots.nl.

There will be an info meet on Saturday, April 26^th. Deadline for application: May 19^th, 2008.

P.S.: Ursel from IMAGINE 2007 is on Team 1. I am sure, she is happy to answer your questions…

uinternacional08

The results of the forth edition of the ‚Uinternacional’ regarding the topics of climate change, energy efficency and renewable energies are ready.

Therefore an invitation to all of you to have a look at the spots (some in Spanish, some in German, none in English – sorry for that) at: http://uinternacional2008.wordpress.com/

Are you living your dream?

The Davos 2008 question

Where are the LOHAS practicioners in our community?

Yesterday, our blog received quite some external interest from the LOHAS blog.

What are LOHAS? LOHAS=Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability

What is our contribution as the Imagine Community to the LOHAS movement?

Blog Action Day tomorrow

What would you impart in a final, farewell lecture?

Randy Pausch, a 46-year-old computer-science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, has terminal cancer and expects to live for just a few more months. He gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy Auditorium.

His lecture touched upon lessons learned throughout his life. He gave advice to students on how to achieve their own career and personal goals. It was incredibly inspiring.

Here are a couple of my favorite quotes from the lecture:

“Brick walls are there for a reason. They let us prove how badly we want things.”

“It is not about how you achieve your dreams, it’s about to lead your life. If you lead your life the right way, the karma will take care of itself. The dreams will come to you.”

“Wait long enough and people will almost always surprise and impress you.”

“You value an experience, if you get what you don’t want.”

Full transcript

Full video