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The Progress Principle: Using Small Wins to Ignite Joy, Engagement, and Creativity at Work
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The image that came to me when thinking about the lab was that of strapping a rocket to a car and lighting the fuse. A fuse had been lit underneath us, and we were burning jet fuel at a prodigious rate, zooming along this pre-plotted trajectory in a small, closed space. While in theory we could change the basic parameters of our journey, in practic
... See moreJoi Ito • The Social Labs Revolution
Here is where culture enters the picture. I mean“culture” in its anthropological rather than artisticsense. What values and practices can hold people to-gether as the institutions in which they live fragment? My generation suffered from a want of imagination inanswering this question, in advancing the virtues ofsmall-scale community. Co
... See moreRichard Sennett • The Culture of the New Capitalism
For each of us to contribute to the pool of collective wisdom, it is critical that the question we instead answer is: ‘What is in our collective interest? What is best for the nation as a whole?’ When we aggregate our multiple perspectives in answer to this question, we stand a good chance of getting to a better answer than any of us would alone. W
... See moreJon Alexander • Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us
James Mulholland
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If these are some of the material conditions, there are equally important social ones, in particular the presence of a surrounding network or milieu. It’s rare for people to develop compelling and coherent ideas on their own. Individuals and teams flourish best in a vibrant milieu that brings together comment and criticism, competition with peers,
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