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Brain Growers Association

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[19 Feb 2009 | No Comment | ]
Cerebella

We’re co.creating an intelligent network where we can share best practices in business, and little life.hacks that may well change your outlook on reality.
We need: fierce-minded, opinionated, imaginative, funny, creative, analytical, insightful, pioneering women who are willing to play generously with the concept of creative idea-tithing to solve sticky problems – the world’s and our own. To mentor or master new-world skills. To crash the conviction that smart can’t also be sexy.
And.. to have the good taste not to take ourselves too seriously en route.
If you are just such a …

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[19 Nov 2008 | 7 Comments | ]
What in the world are you doing with your life?

What happens if you decide tomorrow won’t follow the same largely predictible script?
Is it even possible if you aren’t prone to multiple personality disorder, win the lottery, fall desperately in love or somesuch outrageous turn of irreversible external circumstance is foisted upon your being?

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[26 Apr 2008 | 2 Comments | ]
Practical Innovation: relentless problem.solving

My heartfelt thanks to Dave Duarte: for the opportunity to guest lecture in his stead on main campus while he led the 3rd successful run of Nomadic Marketing at the Graduate School of Business. I’ve seen Dave present countless times – and trust me it’s NOT an easy act to follow – he speaks with ease and engagement on topics that straddle both traditional and the pioneering edges of business. [Though I guess that's what you would expect from someone who specialises in the economics of attention.]
Innovation is one of …

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[6 Feb 2008 | 16 Comments | ]
What makes Genius : Part 5 : Tenacity

Tenacity: staying power, fortitude, perseverance, persistence, tenacity, doggedness, grit, resolution, stamina, determination, endurance.
For all of you who believe that genius is about superhuman intellect or world-encompassing insight on command. If you’ve ever been led to believe that working hard infers that you aren’t bright enough to achieve dazzling success on your first pass.
This one is for you.
It’s for those whose vision simply banishes the option of a safe job and bowing to social expectation of settling. For the restless and driven who withstand scorn and scoff of their ideas and …