Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures, rather than undermines creativity.
Read MoreListen to what a thing wants to be.
Read MoreIf you do it right, it will last forever.
Read MoreMost people instinctively avoid conflict, but as Margaret Heffernan shows us, good disagreement is central to progress.
Read MoreBalancing the allure of beauty, the value of utility, and the temptation of novelty in product development.
Read MoreIn a mobile society cynical about corporate life and an expanding entrepreneurial segment of the economy, companies with a clear purpose offer meaningful work to people with their own sense of purpose who aren't afraid to have a perspective and socialise it.
Read MoreThere’s a tension between generating profits, pursuing purpose and delighting customers. Regardless you should never be content with only satisfied customers.
Read MoreOur happiness at work is greatest when what we think, say and do are in harmony. This gives meaning and purpose, embodies our strengths and virtues and surpasses the pleasure and gratification of simply getting things done.
Read MoreCheap and rapid experimentation lets you try new and different things, and helps you deliver the right thing.
Read MoreYou win big, not by betting big, but by betting often — and by staying at the table long enough to collect the winnings.
Read MoreCollaborating effectively in an agile team requires us to embrace and uphold the very essence of responsibility, commitment, and accountability to build trust, learn and grow.
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