While I am not sure I quite agree, a recent article in The Atlantic proclaims that there are two ways to save the economy: innovation and inflation. Inflation sounds like a postponement of the issue, so let’s focus on innovation. As I wrote Innovation Types a few weeks ago, I had in mind the processes …
Monthly Archive: October 2011
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Oct 17
Experience Stories
Today I posted on twitter:
“It continues to amaze and baffle me how much the interior mind creates the experience of the exterior world. What do you do with that?”
It simply deserves more than just that, so I am expounding on it here. Play with me?
First, let me not imply that the interior …
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Oct 13
Financial Thrivability
I have had google alerts on “thrivability” for three years now, and I was very excited when a recent alert sent me to a press release: The Patterson Foundation Invests in Partner’s Thrivability. When the Patterson Foundation uses the term thrivability, they mean financial thrivability. Our collaborator Kevin Clark has also been working with nonprofits …
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Oct 12
Positively Insane
Today Gregory (On the Spiral) tweets:
Which links to a Scientific American article, The Pitfalls of Positive Thinking. And I think this is a great excuse to debunk the sense that because I am positive focused and nurturing, that I live in some lala land of illusion where everything is soft and beautiful and …
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