How many ideas have you rejected this week? It’s tough to keep track given the velocity they come at us. (Heck, we get bombarded with 34 gigabytes of information including 100,000 words a day, not to mention what we think up for ourselves.)
As children most of us were thoroughly trained to censor our thoughts before [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Creative-Fire’
Filtering Ideas – Yodeling Pickle
Planning for Serendipity – Taking Flight
From the ideas from strange places department:
So, if Wilber and Orville had decided to open a different kind of shop to pay the bills, let’s say a bakery for example, would they have flown today in 1903? (That would be December 17th, 1903)
“While most engineers assumed that a successful aircraft would need to be inherently [...]
Creative Launch Pad | The Little House
Last outpost before the alley, The Little House was a center of creative life (or shall we call it play here, I sometimes can’t distinguish) for me and much of the old neighborhood. It was simply a great place to launch our many adventures.
It was a safe place to launch.
Funny how lessons from childhood get [...]
Non-Competes, Health Insurance and Other Ugly Limits To Innovation
Limits and creativity run in the same circles.
Desire to dig under, work around, leap over and push through is strong motivation to think anew.
However, there are limits, that — hmm, — limit.
Did you know that a major difference between moribund Detroit and high flyin’ Silicon Valley is the difference in how non-compete agreements are enforced? [...]
When Trails Of Science and Art Cross
What causes burn out? Is it the path to competency?
It seems the world is full of paths to follow, many of which leave us isolated from different modes of thought. Different points of view.
When your right brain and left brain argue interesting things develop.
Was reading October’s copy of Smithsonian while baking in the Community Center [...]
Nice article, Fred. .-= Ja-Nae´s last blog ..NPR wants to know: Who hates Voicemail? =-.