Here’s a 5-minute film with an interesting twist on emotionally intelligent signage. (It moves a bit slowly at first, but stick with it.)
(HT: Jeremy Epstein)
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Here’s a 5-minute film with an interesting twist on emotionally intelligent signage. (It moves a bit slowly at first, but stick with it.)
(HT: Jeremy Epstein)
Comments are closed.
Beautiful! How many of the six senses does this film contain?
Ditto!! This is a phenomenal film, it poignantly illustrates all of the senses….it is a symphony for our soul!!! Thanks for finding and posting this…it is a gift. (No need to apologize for the opening pace, it helps set the context (a lot of subtle messages in those initial pics), is there a message for our time in that we need to apologize that bottom-line images don’t appear quickly enough?? What are we missing in our race to the next item? (Check out Goleman’s TED video on compassion: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/daniel_goleman_on_compassion.html)
I just watched the film. While I love the message, somehow I felt cheated. Perhaps because I have heard the story years ago and wished the filmmaker had made some sort of attribution.
http://www.newyorker.com/archive/1928/05/05/1928_05_05_017_TNY_CARDS_000182311
and http://www.ruudsies.com/english/html/its_spring.html
There was room for some more emotionally intelligent signage in the film!
I loved AWNM and will be buying JB after reading the excerpt you allowed to be posted.
I am going to share this video with my Entrepreneurial Leadership class this morning. I will let you know what happens. It brought tears to my eyes. Doug Lewis, a good man at Iowa’s Dep’t of Economic Development recommended your book to the class. One of our themes is “Make the World a Better Place.”