Manifesto Score Case Study: Manifesto Manifesto
Time to take a dose of my own medicine… Our second Case Study using the Manifesto Score… Manifesto: Manifesto Manifesto Created by: Geoff McDonald Source: https://geoffmcdonald.com/the-manifesto-manifesto/ Manifesto Score YES Manifestos are primal: Yes, we clearly have a manifesto! NO Manifestos terminate the past: No end to anything here… NO Manifestos create new worlds: No real […]
Manifesto Score Case Study: Ban Comic Sans
Our first Case Study using the Manifesto Score… Manifesto: Ban Comic Sans Created by: Holly and David Combs Source: http://bancomicsans.com Score: 5 out of 9 Manifesto Analysis YES Manifestos are primal: Yes, they clearly have a manifesto. YES Manifestos terminate the past: Yes, end the use of Comic Sans NO Manifestos create new worlds: […]
What’s Your Manifesto Score?
How would you know if you’ve got a great manifesto? The best way is to check the real world and see if it made any difference. This is useful after you’ve created and shared your manifesto. It’s not so useful during the creation phase. Based on the Manifesto Manifesto and the principles of manifestos we […]
The Three Layers of Manifestos
Previously, we’ve defined nine principles of manifestos in the Manifesto Manifesto. And, now we want to add another layer to this framework. Well, three layers to be precise. You see, the nine principles are not random. They’re connected, entwined and related to each other. The three layers are: Declaration, Belonging and Results. And to get […]
JFK’s Land a Man on the Moon Speech – 2
In our previous post we looked at John F Kennedy’s declaration that lead to man landing on the moon. Today, we want to explore the bigger context of this challenge… the deeper manifesto within the same speech. The underlying theme is freedom over tyranny. “…These are extraordinary times. And we face an extraordinary challenge. Our […]
John F Kennedy’s Land a Man on the Moon Speech – 1
One of the most famous manifestos of all time is US President John F Kennedy’s Land a Man on the Moon speech. It’s one of the best examples of a goal manifesto. But there wasn’t one speech. There were many. And there are two famous ones. The first speech was made to Congress on May […]
The Slow Movement
The Slow Movement started in Italy with an attack on fast food. Rather than eating generic, imported foods the world over, it was a call to eat local and regional produce, recipes and organic food. It soon spread not just around the world, to others aspects of life… Slow parenting suggests you plan less activities […]
Ban Comic Sans
Some times what we notice and despise, others probably aren’t aware of until we point them out. The sensitivity to good and bad design is often privy to designers only. And, in this case Holly and David Comb’s ‘Ban Comic Sans’ takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to celebrating good typography. Manifesto Extract We are summoning forth […]
Analysis of Charlie Sheen’s 11 Point Life Manifesto
Charlie Sheen’s Manifesto 1. No panic. No judgement. 2. Leave marriage to the amateurs and the Bible grippers. 3. Don’t stress the fools and trolls who lay down with their ugly wives in front of their ugly children and look at their ugly lives. 4. You have the right to kill, but you do not […]
Ainslie Hunter: Courses That Matter
Today, we’re talking with Ainslie Hunter from Courses That Matter. Ainslie’s out to start an online Education Revolution by ending those crappy online courses. Instead, she’s creating high quality teaching within membership sites and ecourses. What prompted you to create your manifesto? I had wanted to create a manifesto ever since I saw the one […]