Yesterday was the third and last edition (of the season, mind you) of the kick-ass concept 'FuckUp Night' at SUP46, where successful entrepreneurs had the chance to tell others about their fuckups rather than their obvious success stories. Some screw up more than others, and even though the sessions may contain tons of humour, there are lessons to learn from each and every one of them.
First - X100. It was an eye-opener, to say the least. After switching it out for an X-Pro1, the mirrorless system Fuji launched seemed like something worth looking into more. And I mean more as in "hmm, maybe this is something to actually use for work".
The MASH is hitting Stockholm for the first time ever, and Chef Andrew Gerson from Brooklyn Brewery lectured interested Swedes in the art of combining food and beer, and how certain kinds of beer fit with different kinds of dishes.
Summer isn't officially here yet, but that doesn't stop Uber from throwing a kick-ass party in honor of the best season of the year... or something. It's meant to celebrate their business too, but that's awesome all year-round.
Well, out of the blue, Steve Angello announced his one-day festival in Stockholm less than a month ahead of game-time. Getting a thing with Viaplay for this occasion was a big deal.
Two companies sharing two floors in a beautiful part of Stockholm. Add to that a food truck, great music and awesome guests and you have yourself a sweet party.
So, Start-up Day was this Saturday. Then you'd might think Sunday would at least be somewhat of a weekend-ish thing, but noooooo...
Paintball. Out of all things, paintball.
We shot part of a commercial for Spontano, as well as other people. I mean, we didn't film them. We shot them. Fun times though, and a nice workout to prep for the coming week!
Last Saturday, I joined the rest of the Spontano team for a day at Münchenbryggeriet together with, well, basically every other startup in Sweden. Soundcloud, Uber and Narrative – just to name a few.
But yeah, I couldn't help bringing my camera. At least now I know I need more batteries to survive a whole workday with the X-Pro1.
Also, I'm trying out a watermark for future events and stuff. Just if you're wondering why there's a gorgeous looking logo at the bottom of each image.