
Saved by Jennifer L. and
Smarter Faster Better: The Transformative Power of Real Productivity
Saved by Jennifer L. and
But the creative process is different. We can create the conditions that help creativity to flourish. We know, for example, that innovation becomes more likely when old ideas are mixed in new ways. We know the odds of success go up when brokers—people with fresh, different perspectives, who have seen ideas in a variety of settings—draw on the diver
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some of us build more robust models than others. We envision the conversations we’re going to have with more specificity, and imagine what we are going to do later that day in greater detail. As a result, we’re better at choosing where to focus and what to ignore.
Rather than simply receiving information, teachers were forced to engage with it.
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First, be sensitive to your own experiences. Pay attention to how things make you think and feel.
“For me, it has something to do with not getting frozen in roles that are dictated by circumstances beyond our control.
Cognitive tunneling can cause people to become overly focused on whatever is directly in front of their eyes or become preoccupied with immediate tasks.