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Aside from climate change one of the most daunting trends facing us in the Western world is the thought that for the first time in generations, there is every chance that our kids are NOT going to be better off than we were compared to our parents and the generations before that. In the US,… Continue reading A challenge of a generation
Getting a business off the ground of course has a lot to do with the idea and what pain you’re looking to solve for customers. But it is also about timing and luck. Some people say that you can make your own luck. And perhaps that is true. To an extend. What you certainly can… Continue reading Time your own luck – now
The other day I saw a survey that claimed that 44% of all Danes would like to know their neighbors better. In a globalized world, where we’re so busy figuring out when and how to travel somewhere next, this is somewhat a mind-boggling number. You may say that you’re global. But the fact of the… Continue reading Hyperlocal belonging
Rumors have been rife for some time that Apple is working on including sensors for blood pressure, blood sugar and alcohol levels in an upcoming upgrade of the Apple Watch-series. “iHealth” - for the lack of a better term - seems to be on the horizon. And while nothing is certain at this point -… Continue reading ”iHealth”: Challenge or opportunity?
If you ever had to re-imagine the office post-Covid-19, how would you do it? Personally, I think a very interesting opportunity lies in getting the answer right to the above question. And I am pretty sure, it won't be easy. Look at it this way; Many companies have already stated that their going to offer… Continue reading Re-imagining the office
One of the most interesting industries from a startup point-of-view is the health care industry. Before the pandemic hit it was widely recognized that there are a lot of costly, structural issues afoot in the healthcare industry that technology can provide better and more cost efficient solutions for, but nonetheless newcomer struggled to really get… Continue reading The battle for health care
Have you ever tried going to a hospital for a consultation on something only to end up feeling it was a bit of a waste of time? I certainly have. While I have the utmost respect for doctors, I find the format of a 20 minute chat that in essence can ruin an entire day… Continue reading The living room clinic
Is Clubhouse a fad? I am on the fence. I just noticed that while everybody seemed to be doing rooms on Clubhouse before Easter, there was no mention in my feeds of any events after. And when I asked on Twitter, the silence was deafening and in itself a verification that the red hot service… Continue reading From zero to hero to zero?