In recent years, “minimalism” has been a buzzword amongst millennials to describe a simple way of living with only the necessary material items. The definition of “necessary material items” is up to the practitioner but the philosophy is that living in a clutter-free environment provides a sense of mental clarity – a mind free from […]
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Disruptive Innovation A few weeks ago, we explored how disruptive innovation and digital cameras have changed the industry. Disruptive innovation is defined as a new product or service that has challenged incumbent businesses by finding a better solution that meets modern requirements, unarticulated needs, or existing market needs. However, disruptive innovation creates new market demand
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Every day there is someone out there with an idea: a crockpot, selfie-stick, wireless vacuum, etc. Many inventions are designed to solve a problem for a consumer. It could be that a single mom was looking for a way to have dinner on the table for her kids while working a double shift, a family
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As an ideology, democracy gives all people a voice. It also provides space for people to express themselves freely, whether they agree or disagree, which can, in turn, empower people into activism. Democracy involves two contrasting visions of how the social and the political are intertwined to make essential decisions in their country or community.
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Can a Revolution bring about change to society? Yes! Can Art send a message so profound, it could move people to act? Yes! If you look back in history, significant changes have come through revolutions. The French Revolution, The Industrial Revolution, and The Renaissance (rebirth) are just a few. The French Revolution, Révolution française, was a period
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It’s become a game of survival. The pandemic has changed how a lot of business is being conducted and maybe for good. It’s time to adapt, reshape and retool. It’s time to quickly evolve. At Kingdom Branding, we’re passionate about leveraging technology and creativity to solve problems and fuel client growth and we’ve put together
Last week, we talked about the trend of working from home, and we offered five tips for business owners who have to get used to working from home for maybe a few more weeks. We hope you found this helpful. It’s been a rough past few weeks for a lot of small businesses, and at
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According to the Federal Reserve, the number of people working from home has tripled in the last 15 years, and with the outbreak of COVID-19, working from home has increased over time. A lot of small businesses are exploring the concept of having online platforms to keep their audiences engaged. On the other hand, employees
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At Kingdom Branding, we have come to realize that purpose has a frequency, and it takes time and intentionality to find it. To find your purpose, you’ve got to ask the big whys. “Why do I get up in the morning? Why do I do this particular task every day?” Ikigai (icky-guy) is a Japanese
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The phrase “Multi-sensorial design” might sound like a big word, but it merely means designing for the five senses. It is the “awareness of psychological effects elicited by interactions with products, the varying degrees to which the senses are stimulated, the meanings and values users attach to any product or service, and the emotions that
