“The economy’s what we create every day, with every decision we make.”

Pushing and pulling through the Brooklyn Flea.

Brooklyn Flea, Brooklyn, NY

Umair Haque, The Power to Pull Prosperity, talking about “The Power of Pull”:

[John Hagel, John Seely Brown and Lang Davison] challenge it with a novel perspective. It’s one that, a little bit like my own, is uncompromisingly constructivist, humanistic, and dynamic. It says: the economy’s what we create every day, with every decision we make. And we can, with small steps and big dreams, create a better one. It’s a perspective anchored in creating real, enduring value, by doing stuff that matters most, in a messy, complex — and very fragile — human world.

My review of “The Power of Pull”, Do You Push or Pull?

Posted September 19th, 2010 in New York City, Perspective, Photography. Tags: brooklyn, brooklyn flea, photo.

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