KoRe Example of kingdom design Roofland Kingdom Design – shared values, value mantra, flag, coat of arms, guiding principles, leadership     Very often, an educational song, parable, joke, or fairy tale evokes an "Aha!" effect in the audience much faster than a boring lecture. The full text of the fairy tale "Roofland and Its Playful President Karlson" is here, and below is a section on creating business design and building brand appeal. Take from them whatever will help you create you own ones. ~ Vadim Kotelnikov (VadiK)     A question from a textbook that will be used in the near future: How did the design of the imaginary kingdom of Roofland influence the design of today's higher-level world?       Roofland kingdom – formation and first steps       Younger generations – Zoomers and Alphas – together founded a new kingdom – Roofland – where imagination was the law and joy was the currency. The Rooflanders elected Karlson as their first President.       Roofland – kingdom design and brand attributes       To guide their new kingdom, Rooflanders formulated their value mantra "Fresh Air, Joy, Freedom", and placed it on their coat of arms. They crafted their slogan "Freedom & Fun above all" and placed in on their flag.       To design their lives, Rooflanders formulated also three shared values, expressed as KoRe proverbs: "Fresh air grows fresh minds." "Joy shared is strength multiplied." "Freedom begins where fear ends."         Then Rooflanders crafted five guiding principles, expressed as KoRe hacks: Hack 1: Turn every idea into a game – and play it. Hack 2: Build first drafts fast; improve them joyfully. Hack 3: Mix generations – wisdom rises, energy flows. Hack 4: When stuck, climb higher. Perspective is altitude. Hack 5: Celebrate every small win loudly and together.         To make their ideas stronger, Rooflanders agreed to play InnoBall simulation games with every promising thought.       They tossed ideas around like balls, bounced them off each other, and discovered new angles no one had seen before.       Roofland – inclusive leadership and empowered citizens       Roolfanders promised to listen to the adults down on the ground – not to obey blindly, but to adapt what was useful ( → example) and add Rooflander‑style value to it. "Adults know things," Karlson said, "but Rooflanders know fun. Combine both – and you get magic." As an inspirational, creative, empowering, and inclusive leader, Karlson mostly led from behind. He loved to start an adventure, then step aside so the young Rooflanders could invent the rest on their own "You’re clever enough," he'd say with a wink, "and I’m hungry enough to watch."       Roofland and Its Playful President Karlson – Movie Synopsis     The surest way to spot huge opportunities first is to create them. Be a proactive futurist and know how to create new trends! VadiK Inventor Author Founder If you create something unseen before, prepare to address challenges unmet earlier ~ Vadim Kotelnikov   If you want to make your inspiring vision a reality, start with visualizing – passionately! – the great future you want to create. Creative visualization helps you use your natural creative  imagination to create a clear image, idea or feeling sense of what you really want.       "For those who live in the past, there is no future. If you take no part in the design of your future, it will be designed for you by others." ~ Edward de Bono