I went down a great rabbit hole of followers of followers and came across this great article. On it’s face it’s about creativity in Ad Land…but I felt my mind relating to so many other relevant topics: the effort of pitching vs a conversation, the struggle to be creative in…

It was an interesting year for ‘reading’. I historically do most of my reading via audiobook during the daily commute to the office. Like most, I didn’t commute a lot in 2020 so unfortunately less content was consumed. However, I think I was very lucky to ‘read’ the four below…

Just two pieces this week. Both have some weight even though the topics seem light. Give them a read. “…why spend hours each week typing out responses to dozens of people when you could be debugging/writing/selling/[insert more valuable activity here]? Why be a good communicator when you’re too busy/important/swamped/[insert other desirable quality here]? In a world of limited resources, isn’t email just a colossal waste of time and energy?”

This weeks topics are diverse in titles but connect in when you consider making change for growth. Choosing your team, stealing time FROM distractions and outrunning disruption. If you had €1000 and you could invest that money in someone’s future, who would you bet on? Is it yourself? Busy is no longer a badge of honor… Where to find the hours to make it happen | Derek Sivers When you experience someone else's genius work, a little part of you feels, "That's what I could have, would have, and…sive.rs

Getting used to change. My best clients (and teammates) thrive on change. For years we thought it was an addiction to chaos. One that allows us to resist boredom. However, more and more, it seems they were just ahead of the game in the best way to tackle the new…

Creativity. It is for Everyone. It’s not just the corner office and not just for the creative team. Below you will find a 20 min TedTalk about schools and creativity. Please listen to it but not just in the context of schools…but in the context of our offices, meetings, deliverables…

1. Definition of Strategy — Future Competitive Advantage? 2. A Well-Reasoned No — A thoughtful no, delivered at the right time, can be a huge boon, saving time and trouble for everybody down the road. 3. The Boss — The root of most business problems? Strategy. Frames. Light and Time. RESENDING due to a missing section. Apologies. 1.What is strategy? For me it has been three simple words. Future…rishad.substack.com

3 From NessLabs: The Illusion of Productivity, Shiny Toy Syndrome and the battle between present and future self. I started following NessLabs a while ago and for sure their content has been shared in previous contemplations. Great content for your mind at work. …Most animals would be happy if their…

“You can always take a big idea and make it smaller, but you can’t take a small crap idea and make it a big one. To become successful, one needs to be curious, playful, brave and more — in just the right proportions. Every business needs creativity. And we are all born creative,” signs off Wardle.” Lessons to learn from Disney and Marvel Former Disney innovation chief Duncan Wardle speaks to Manasi Shah on creativity, the importance of storytelling, and…www.telegraphindia.com