Posted on November 12, 2008 by thinq4yourself
I woke up this morning thinking about change, agility, & something I’m not exactly sure I think of much, emergence. This morning’s thought pattern was not only in terms of my life, but in terms of the many projects I am currently involved with and even about one particular organization. I want to use my [...]
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Posted on November 11, 2008 by thinq4yourself
http://skabra.wetpaint.com/page/10+Rules+For+Startup+Success
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Posted on September 14, 2007 by thinq4yourself
Turns out…no. I scored a big fat 0. Try it out and see where you stand…
Step 1.
Find Out With the Asshole Rating Self-Exam (ARSE)…it’s a 24 question hole-in-oscopy!
Step 2.
…then maybe pick up…
…but definitely check out Bob Sutton’s [...]
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Posted on September 7, 2007 by thinq4yourself
In the first installment of this conceptual thinking (101) exploration, we review the basics of engaging in conceptual design and get straight to the point of application in daily life. I realize that not everyone is involved in in this practice, or accustomed to it, so I wanted to move right into exploring the conceptual [...]
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Posted on August 27, 2007 by thinq4yourself
How do ordinary people become successful?
So you want to be successful; but you’re having some trouble understanding all of the complexities & information the world keeps throwing at you in the name of ‘being successful’. Let’s try and simplify this a bit…
What makes ordinary people successful? According to 500 interview of successful people, 10 million [...]
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