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Tag Archives: ideas
What’s the cost of a missed idea?
You and I are in the idea production business. But what's the cost of a missed idea?
What are you saving for later? [podcast]
So many ideas. So little time. So much angst. It's time to clear out the clutter of unrealized intentions.
Your bold idea: Ignite it. Craft it. Launch it.
Today, BoldIdea is born. Consider this post it’s birth announcement (of sorts) and me the proud Papa. But first, a baby story… One of the thrills of my life is having a front-row seat in helping men and women discover ...
How to create great ideas [podcast]
Ideas are everywhere. I have so many, I created a T-shirt to express my creative angst. It simply says, “So many ideas, so little time.” When it comes to generating ideas, how can you improve your odds of truly creating a great ...
Do you suffer from option reduction anxiety?
Do you suffer from option reduction anxiety? You know the feeling. It’s that stress you feel when you have to choose between your many interests. There’s only so much time, which do you pick? You hate even the idea ...
Review “Making Ideas Happen” by Scott Belsky
“Most ideas are born and lost in isolation,” writes Scott Belsky in his book Making Ideas Happen (Penguin, 2012). If you want to take your idea production game to the next level, this book is for you. It’s packed ...
Store, don’t kill your new idea
Recently I had an idea as I was journaling. A good one. As quickly as it came, however, I dismissed it. “I don’t trust myself to do this,” I wrote in my journal. Why did I do that?, I ...
What I learned about leadership from an introvert
By every definition of the term, I’m an extrovert. I enjoy being around people—constantly. They energize me. And, ironically, my favorite person to be with is an introvert. Even after 33 years of marriage, I can’t seem to get ...
A simple daily habit to reduce distraction
Are you prone to distraction? Will you even be tempted to interrupt your reading this 437 word post? If so, you’re not alone. A lot of highly creative people are easily distractible. But that’s not to say we are ...
