I had a letter from an old friend the other day, it made me so happy that i would like to share it. Yes, well, one should not brag, I know. but starting an enterprise like Kolormondo is quite a big undertaking. Lots of hard work (and money....) invested. So when somebody recognizes all the work put in, it is worth spreading. it concerns me and all other start-ups out there. My friend wrote:
"Dear Nicoline, You are amazing in your perseverance. I believe in what you have achieved and in your ability to simply say, "Here I am, with the world's most incredible color tool."I truly admire your persistence and your conviction that this is a completely new way of thinking about and understanding color.
Color has always been around us. It has always warned us of danger or promised happiness. It has been a sign of life or death, friend or foe, love or indifference.
Color, with all its shades and nuances, has warned us, comforted us, irritated us, or left us completely unmoved. I have friends who want everything to be white. I'm the exact opposite—I would rather surround myself with color in almost everything. Perhaps sometimes too much. But color is life. In fact, I feel sorry for those who don't realize what color means to us and how profoundly it can affect both the soul and the body.
So yes, I am more than impressed—I am genuinely delighted by your success. It also proves that when you truly believe in something and have the perseverance to keep going, remarkable things can happen."
Thank you Ingrid for these lovely words. You made my day! And, I agree, when you truly believe in something, remarkable things can happen. If you want to know more about Kolormondo, read about it here. For the story, click how it all started .
Nicoline Kinch, inventor of Kolormondo
