business
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7 Traits of Successful Entrepreneurs
What do Jack Dorsey (Co-Founder of Twitter and Square), Mark Cuban (Founder of Broadcast.com - sold to Yahoo and owner of the Dallas Mavericks) and Nick Woodman (Founder and CEO of GoPro) all have in common? Perhaps nothing. Or maybe quite a bit?
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If Your Target Market Doesn’t Bite, Fish Somewhere Else
Sometimes the market you thought you wanted isn't the one you really want.
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The “Creative” Benefits of Multiple Teams
Serving on multiple teams can distract our focus, but it might be worth it.
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Women Shoe Shoppers and Innovation - what do they have in common?
Could the unreasonable expectations women shoe shoppers have be the formula for creative problem solving?
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The Unexpected Way Philosophy Majors Are Changing The World Of Business
Here are a few reasons that philosophy majors will become the entrepreneurs who are shaping the business world.
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How To Inspire the Next Generation of Creative Thinkers and Innovators
Twelve insights for educators and parents about developing creative thinking in children.
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The High Cost Of Acting Happy
"Customers have a right to expect professional politeness. But let’s save expressions of human emotion for when they’re honest and genuine."
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Why Do We Keep Creative People Out of Leadership Roles?
We love stories of creative leaders; we just don’t want to be led by them.
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How Technology Enhances Creativity
"Technology does not quell creativity (…). The truth is that by expanding possibilities and automating part of the creative process, we can all be more creative and productive."
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Where Can Creative People Make the Largest Impact?
A conversation with Andrew Yang, founder of Venture for America and author of Smart People Should Build Things
