November 2011
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Good Design Is As Little Design As Possible
– Dieter Rams’s 10 Principles Of Good Design, Revealed In 10 Clever Posters | Co. Design
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Embracing uncertainty rather than waiting until you’ve ruled it out is a...
– To Succeed, Women And Minorities Need To Be Able To Fail | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation
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On Deadlines
What we need more than anything are deadlines. Deadlines have a way of orientating us, lifting the fog surrounding our creative endeavors and stripping us of the bullshit that fuels our procrastination.
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The more that you challenge your mind to learn, the more your brain cells grow....
– Little Bets, by Peter Sims
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One of the most important discoveries in Dweck’s research is that a person’s...
– Little Bets, by Peter Sims
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prototyping can be somewhat counterintuitive, placing the emphasis on doing to...
– Little Bets, by Peter Sims
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Experimental innovators like Rock, Brin & Page, Bezos, and Beethoven...
– Little Bets, pg.8, by Peter Sims
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Why should an athlete convince himself he will win when he knows that there is...
– Bounce, p.169, by Matthew Syed
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'brain crack':
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The best way to learn anything is to do it, to struggle through, to forge on, to...
– hustle « ihumanable
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We think the things we make can solve our problems, but our problems are much...
– Malcolm Gladwell: The strange tale of the Norden bombsight | Video on TED.com
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Review of 'Drive', by Daniel Pink
I was reluctant to read this, based on it’s description. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a fan of Daniel Pink and his last book Whole New Mind - he helped me make the shift from a design engineer whose job would eventually be outsourced to a filmmaker. But Drive for the most part was a summary of ideas I had been exposed to long before, either through classics...
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Study Hacks » Blog Archive » If You’re Busy,... →
interesting read on what real ‘hard work’ entails to be successful
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Reading is living. It is a way of touching minds with some of the most...
– READING IS THE INHALE, WRITING IS THE EXHALE: developing writer’s intuition | Justine Musk
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The art of any art is the art of obsession.
– READING IS THE INHALE, WRITING IS THE EXHALE: developing writer’s intuition | Justine Musk
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Review of 'Tok Tok', Egyptian comic book magazine
TokTok is an Egyptian comic book written and drawn by several contributors. I’ve read Issues 1 & 2 so far. You can read back issues online. You won’t necessarily learn anything new about the revolution or what it felt like, but it is entertaining, very Egyptian and I guess you could say a different kind of insight into how the culture tries to remedy social ills with humor....
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Review of 'Letters to a Young Poet' by Rainer...
I was inspired to read this because of an article at the 99% website about Rilke’s letters. The book is a collection of ten letters he wrote to a young aspiring poet who was at a crossroads in his life, trying to choose between the uncertainty of a poet’s life and a military career. His letters are compassionate and inspiring, highlighting the trials and tribulations of being an artist...
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Gear will only answer the problem of art in a material, materialistic way. Good...
– Leica excellence: Leica film camera vs. all other digital? - Photo.net Leica and Rangefinders Forum
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