Week 4:5<\/p>\n
A few days of sunny weather on the trot but nobody is calling it a heat wave.\u00a0 People are lolling about on the grassy banks and standing with their faces up, eyes closed, in the sun while outdoors having a fag.<\/p>\n
As someone working with this concept of entrepreneurship, I think I have duties.\u00a0 One of them is to practise, to be active, to be bold.\u00a0 Can I conjure more hope<\/strong>?<\/p>\n A researcher doing work on the fear of failure asked me if he could interview me on: “have you ever had an entrepreneurial idea and not acted on it?” \u00a0And I have.\u00a0 Many really but the most recent is one that I have really looked into.\u00a0 Next week I am going to attend Thinking Digital 2012 and, since this is a digital idea, a digital book idea, I am going to hunt down a collaborator.\u00a0 As a sideline to my main job there which is to meet people who are active in the health and digital sphere.<\/p>\n That brings me to the second case study that I am writing.\u00a0 The one about using technology to join up service provision in the care industries.\u00a0 So that people working with children and old people and those managing chronic health issues at home and all the providers in-between can use the same data but maybe see a different view of it, have different rights to it, and feel comfortable with it.\u00a0 I will never look at the pigeonhoes with my files in at the doctr in quite the same way.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Week 4:5 A few days of sunny weather on the trot but nobody is calling it a heat wave.\u00a0 People are lolling about on the grassy banks and standing with their faces up, eyes closed, in the sun while outdoors having a fag. As someone working with this concept of entrepreneurship, I think I have … Continue reading NOT A HEAT WAVE<\/span>