Toy Sharing

Yesterday, I meet up with 2 kids ( above 50 years old ). Kid JH was telling Kid R, I like to show off my toys. He boot up his notebook, show Kid R his blog, show web sites he goes to...

What I observed:

1. We don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing. By George Bernard Shaw
   
2. Toys that are build for sharing gets shared.
   

This leads me to thinking:

We should play to stop growing old.

Shift thinking from Jim Collin's build to last to build to share.

We should build toys that allow sharing.