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It just occurred to me today that last week we reached the five year anniversary of the launching of Nonlinear Thinking. In a world where content becomes just more ephemera as the evolution of thinking (particularly around the key foci of this blog – strategy, marketing, technology and business models) consistently accelerates, I guess that is something of which to be proud.
And I am. Happy birthday, Nonlinear Thinking.
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