It’s X-​mas time, I read a cou­ple of posts about Santa Claus and his inno­va­tion spirit. It’s a joke but in the “Why Santa rocks at Inno­va­tion!” you can find mod­ern rules that applies to the famous old man. Please read it, and then you’ll find that there is only one miss­ing thing that could com­plete the pro­file of the per­fect inno­v­a­tive and cus­tomer ori­ented man, red dressed and long bearded: he does not exist. Or, bet­ter, he is well hid­den, no tv inter­views, no news or gos­sips, that’s why he is so per­fect. No one could apply to his job as Santa does, laugh­ing all the time and smil­ing at a group of col­lab­o­ra­tive dwarfs, with­out kick them in their backs or shout­ing to some idiot cus­tomers that asked for some stu­pid lit­tle “styl­ish dressed” dolls with a house, a car and a swim­ming pool too. Prob­a­bly, when your child will be old enough to under­stand that Santa is only a myth, this could be one of the best way to explain why.

Why do I blog this?
This is my X-​mas post, ded­i­cated to my son that is old enough.
Feliz Navidad.

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