Some people are about the finer bits.
Is the thought-bucket really that deep? Heres something that illustrates the point.
A supplementary titled Luxury must-haves for every CEO (which by the way, is a contradiction in terms ) in an Indian edition of an internationally acclaimed magazine ...heres your clue - starts with an F and ends with an S and has an O R B E in between...Now take a wild guess??
Is the thought-bucket really that deep? Heres something that illustrates the point.
A supplementary titled Luxury must-haves for every CEO (which by the way, is a contradiction in terms ) in an Indian edition of an internationally acclaimed magazine ...heres your clue - starts with an F and ends with an S and has an O R B E in between...Now take a wild guess??
Anyways, of the seemingly wondrous things recommended, the first pitch was for washroom decor, if you please.
Imagine a sumptuous bathroom where everything is interwoven to create a seamless, unique and evolved form. It is the alchemy between the inner-self and the world and the makers call it "a new sense of lightness", a more emotive way of looking at things. Here, water itself is the design object.
Never mind that the piece in question was obscenely expensive and by no stretch of imagination a value for money in real terms. Or so it seems..but people who believe that they would connect with something they couldnt otherwise would believe in it.
It cant be, can it? Isnt this a classic case of polishing brass hoping to turn it into gold?
Is this really an experience only few can afford or is it something you can get and more by just watching the sea?
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Well it may sound a bit shallow but until u can afford it and then not want the items, most people would think its just a case of sour grapes. Man would i love to own THAT accessory!!
Well it certainly fits the title
in terms of being a "must have" for CEOs......It is in my opinion the most tangible incarnation of their "must have, even if I haven't a clue why" fat money.
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