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Welcome to
The View From
30,000 FeetTM
Words and images from Jack
Miller
The View From
30,000 FeetTM
Words and images from Jack
Miller
Initially, "The View from 30,000 Feet" was Jack
Miller's column about business travel. The column
appeared in 2005 and 2006 in Connecticut in "The
Stamford Times" and "The Wilton Villager."
The idea behind the column was that in business,
one often takes "the view from 30,000 feet" - the so
called "high level" or strategic viewpoint. But some
times, it is necessary to look at the detail as well. As
they say, God is in the details.
By the same token, business travelers get to see the
world from 30,000 feet, but when they land in far
flung cites, often they see little more than hotel
rooms and conference rooms. Sometimes, it can be
good to take a little time to enjoy the view from the
airline seat, and also to see more of the world than
you can see from that airline seat.
The column, "The View From 30,000" told of Jack
Miller's experiences exploring the world from 30,000
feet, and also from 11,990 feet, and even from 214
feet below sea level, and many points in between.
Jack Miller is a part time freelance writer, amateur
photographer and long time business traveler. A
thirty year sales and marketing veteran of the paper
industry, Jack is Principal Consultant with
Market-Intell, a marketing consultancy in paper,
print, and packaging and their supply chains.
Jack has written for various trade publications
including PaperTree Letter, Canadian Printer,
Printing Impressions, and Package Printing. Jack
has also done freelance writing for several major
corporations.
Click here to read "The View from 30,000
Feet"
Click here to see photography by Jack Miller
Click here to see some of Jack's travel snapshots
Visit Market-Intell at www.market-intell.com
Unless otherwise indicated, all text and images © Jack Miller 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
The View
From 30,000
FeetTM
From 30,000
FeetTM