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UNthink by Eric Wahl (2013)

“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” ~ Pablo PICASSO Provocative

• utside your bubble, be uncomfortable, ask forgiveness

Intuitive loosen processes, discovery is as valuable as data, conversations are proving ground Convicted have conviction, do the next thing in your heart, be a catalyst Accelerated know your resources and refuse to be overwhelmed Spontaneous Act through fear, leave room for interruptions Surrendered Surrender labels, recognition, moments and outcomes Original Dance to your drum, work boldly, uniquely, freely, recruit an ally

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How to be interesting by Jessica Hagy (2013)

Author of ‘Indexed’ blog (one of my faves) “How far to go? Roll the dice. Seven blocks it is. Take the train? Roll evens and buy the ticket. Two dice can take you practically anywhere and save you lots of time on unimportant decisions. Keep them in your pocket. They’ll help keep things interesting.”

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Are your lights on? D Cause/J Weinberg (1982)

"A problem is the difference between thing as desired and things as perceived" "If you solve their problem too readily, they'll never believe you've solved their real problem" "If people really have their lights on, a little reminder may be more effective than a complicated solution. Are your lights on?" "There's two kinds of people in the world, those that do work and those who take credit. Keep in the first group - there's -much less competition there." "Not too many people, in the final analysis, really want their problems solved" "This above all, to thine own self be true" ~ Polonius

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Upgrade by Rana Florida (2013)

Three things to do with your time

• Have fun
• Be productive
• Give back

Limit Choice Too many choices = less or no productivity Too many choices = less or no appreciation Too many choices = sense of overwhelm Envision your future What’s your passion? Get creative

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[brief] by Joseph McCormack