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[c21value-blog]

MODELS FOR VALUE CREATION: Design Innovation by the Center for Design Innovation, an initiative of the Institute of Technology Sligo and Enterprise Ireland.

[deactivated-blog]

Disruptive innovation is not a tactic. It’s a mindset.

Richard Branson (via wellsaidblog)

[archatlas]

Inside the Box People don’t actually like creativity

"This is a common and often infuriating experience for a creative person. Even in supposedly creative environments, in the creative departments of advertising agencies and editorial meetings at magazines, I’ve watched people with the most interesting—the most “out of the box”—ideas be ignored or ridiculed in favor of those who repeat an established solution."

Read the full article here. If you are in a career related to design, architecture, art, or any where creativity is part of the equation, read it, it’s true.

[suenosenlaluna]

Waking up to who you are requires letting go of who you imagine yourself to be.

Alan Watts (via suenosenlaluna)

[winning-is-not-always-good]

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[explore-blog]

The Atlantic looks at at how come two so starkly conflicting accounts of how much Americans sleep – one citing the average as 8 hours and 42 minutes, the other as 6 hours and 48 minutes – can exist. 

The best read on the subject, by far, remains Till Roenneberg’s Internal Time: Chronotypes, Social Jet Lag, and Why You’re So Tired,

Also see the science of what actually happens while you sleep. Previous coverage of sleep here.

[wgsn]

Should innovation and creativity have SOME limits?

[thegoodfuture]

How will technology change life by the end of the decade? That’s the subject of a new book, called Shift 2020, which explores the future of everything from greentech and health care to 3-D printing and transport.

8 Unexpected Ways Technology Will Change The World By 2020 (via futuristgerd)

[creativesomething]

If ideas go anywhere, it is because other people carry them.

Frank Chimero (via creativesomething)

[thegoodfuture]

"What it comes down to is this: The president wants data about every single American to be collected and retained," David Segal, executive director of Demand Progress, told TechNewsWorld. "As such, he wants to normalize practices that sparked mass outrage just last summer," he continued.

Obama’s NSA Reforms Draw Tepid Response | Privacy | TechNewsWorld (via futuristgerd)

[c21value-blog]

MODELS FOR VALUE CREATION: Design Innovation by the Center for Design Innovation, an initiative of the Institute of Technology Sligo and Enterprise Ireland.

[thegoodfuture]

Google’s latest foray, as reported by Reuters, is to test a contact lens equipped with tiny chips and an antenna, which will allow diabetics to monitor their blood-sugar levels. This will negate the need for diabetics to prick their fingers and test drops of blood during the day, the wire service reported.

Google banks on the future | ITWeb (via futuristgerd)

[inportugal]

Cute legs, terrible body!

OTTO, Created by Carlos Faria for So True.

Source:So true

[explore-blog]

1. Be aware of how you feel. As soon as you sense that you are tense, obsessed or conflicted, pay attention. These emotions signal that your motivations may be tangled with self-esteem. 2. Ask yourself “Why?” As you think about your situation, ask yourself: What am I trying to prove to others? What do I want to gain? What am I afraid to lose? If your answers revolve around either a fear of failing or the success, status and rewards that will arrive once you have accomplished your goal, you are likely chasing self-esteem. 3. Change your outlook. Instead of focusing on your own success, think about what you might want to create or accomplish, how your efforts might benefit others or what you might learn from the experience. 4. Embrace empathy and vulnerability. Be honest with others about your fears and challenges and listen openly to their concerns. Reorienting your goals in a more compassionate way can make you feel more clear-headed and at peace.

How to stop chasing self-esteem – four tips from Scientific American.

[explore-blog]

Character is at least as important as intellect.

Why grit, not IQ, is the key to success – wisdom from pioneering psychologist and 2013 MacArthur “genius” Angela Duckworth.  (via explore-blog)

[hytnnovation]

Philiphs Fluid

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