Members juan yi

About me

Born in Tijuana, Baja California Mexico. Self taught (frustrated) graphic designer. Day Job= leader of social development initiatives at Urbi. Entrepreneur= Aspiring winemaker. More »

  • More about me

  • I'm passionate about

    Sociology, Behavioral Economics and Infographics.

  • An idea worth spreading

    City planning and design should focus more in low income workers migrating, understanding social/economic dynamics thru anthropology, economics, sociology (not urban planners and architects).

  • Talk to me about

    Change.

  • People don't know that I'm good at

    Executing.

  • Comments

  • TEDCred score: +700

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  • A comment on Talk: The Infinite House

    Dec 20 2011: I think this could only be worth something if the rest of the customer's experience follow up on the idea that a home without a community its just a box, I wonder how Hornbach does it, if it's just an ad, then I think is only entertainment (still good).

    11 years ago I read this in a wall at TBWA offices in Mexico City:

    "For a creative idea to be successful, first it needs to be BIG, but overall it needs to be solidly anchored in what the brand is, and what the brand believe, otherwise is just a scam. And the virtue that makes an idea BIG, is that in essence is sufficiently SIMPLE so it can travel everywhere the brand goes, not only advertising media, the experience that customers (and stakeholders) have with the brand needs to resonate with the creative idea, with the brand's DNA"

    Since then, every time I see a creative idea I always wonder.

    p.s. I added (Stakholders) and CAPS, and it was originally in Spanish
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