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September 13, 2020

The Frogger Principle

Charles married Diana, the Iran hostage crisis ended, and the Post-It note was born. But the thing about 1981 that I'll remember most: Frogger. One month before my 11th...
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September 06, 2020

The Unusual Suspects

London's Savile Row is a historic street that's home to many of the world's finest suit makers. For over 200 years, discerning gentlemen travel from around the world to order...
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August 30, 2020

Are We Living Through Horrible Times? Maybe.

To say we're living in a strange era would be an understatement akin to saying Amazon is just an online retailer. This week alone we witnessed a massive hurricane, devastating...
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August 23, 2020

The Economics of Originality

Several original works by Picasso, van Gogh, Cezanne and Renoir are worth more than $100 million each and continue to appreciate at a rapid pace. “Salvator Mundi,” a...
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August 09, 2020

The Creative Secret of Jazz Musicians

Jazz legends like Miles Davis and Charlie Parker are known for their stunning solos, which appear to be individual acts of artistry. The Picassos of their craft, we envision the...
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August 02, 2020

The Next 20 Feet

Driving your car through a dense morning fog, your visibility is about the same as trying to read a textbook through wax paper. Even with your fancy LED fog lights, the...
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July 26, 2020

The One Year Test

In stressful times, it's easy to get derailed by matters that might be viewed as trivial under ordinary circumstances. A colleague shows up late to a Zoom call, the client...
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July 12, 2020

You Can't Cut Your Own Hair

Scott Cunha, the celebrity stylist for Kendall Jenner and Nicole Richie, doesn't cut his own hair. Neither does Kiyah Wright, the two-time Emmy award-winning stylist whose...
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June 28, 2020

Instead of your glass half-full, try it completely empty

"If you view the glass as half-full, you're an optimist," the old saying goes. "But if you see it half-empty, you're a flat-out pessimist." We take this metaphor to be a truism,...
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June 21, 2020

Where's Your What-If?

Spending a good chunk of my days researching human creativity, I landed on a strange phenomenon. What-if questions, one of the hallmark techniques of innovation, can also serve...
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June 07, 2020

The Often-Overlooked Step That Can Boost the Quality of Your Work

We generally think that a great work product – especially an artistic effort – is imagined, conceived, and launched simultaneously. But the notion that a single, smart idea can...
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June 01, 2020

Random Acts of Creativity

It turns out, this past Saturday was National Creativity Day. Who knew? While I think it's terrific that we have a holiday to celebrate the universal human gift of imagination,...
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