The portfolio that you create always is challenged by the issue of diversification.

If you’re working with a singular entity, the question becomes, how diversified does such an org need to be?

And, is this adding value or just a part of the business model; good questions at any scale, while both being effective and essential to building an optimised portfolio.

Knowing what is polarising and what is not, is an important facet to being a historian.

As being arbitrarily unopinionated, is where history is made, behind time and in the past future.

Thanks to larger audiences being interested in feature generation everywhere, history has become more accurate.

When you think about how the arts are shared nowadays, never before, have artists been catered to in such a manner.

This is generally because of the shift, that (everything) digital, went visual, first.

And through exposition on the blogosphere and web and cloud, new professional avenues have opened up, and the arts have never been as enriched today, as they are now.

Taking risk, isn’t anything but an easy out for tough situations.

Not taking risk, while traversing from the depths of sorrow to the chasm (read: freedom), is where the real decision leaders endure.

What do you think is more difficult; moving through a pit towards the chasm, or leaping on top of the chasm, from a difficult position?