“What if your definition of creativity was limiting your creativity?”
How to Overcome Your Limiting Creative Beliefs
22 Ways to Enhance Your Linkedin Profile
“One of the biggest mistakes people make on LinkedIn is failing to reach out to connect with people you want to know but don’t yet. That’s the whole point of networking — getting to know new people, not just established connections.”
The Best Time to Book Flights
“One interesting finding is that the lowest fare for any one trip changed an average of 62 times during the period that that trip was offered for sale. That’s roughly once every 5–6 days. Furthermore, each change represented an increase or drop of $36, on average.”
What the Future of Online Publishing Will Look Like
“The only thing that went wrong was the inevitable. Business always optimizes for where the money comes from, and advertisers weren’t in it for the public good. Which means they eventually got the better end of the deal, with the rest of us suffering through an experience that was necessarily compromised.”
Five Questions You Should Ask at Your Next Job Interview
“What are some of the challenges you expect the person in this position to face?”
Americans Are Hooked on Vitamins and There’s No Proof They Work
“Preliminary studies fuel irrational exuberance about a promising dietary supplement, leading millions of people to buy in to the trend. Many never stop. They continue even though more rigorous studies — which can take many years to complete — almost never find that vitamins prevent disease, and in some cases cause harm.”
10 Ideas For The Interested This Week
“The right words can paint a thousand pictures.” — Morley
How To Better Handle The Failures of Your Past, Present, and Future
This isn’t another post about how failure is good for you.
A Must-Read for Anybody Who Uses the Internet
“Want to freak yourself out? I’m gonna show just how much of your information the likes of Facebook and Google store about you without you even realising it.”
How to Keep Going as a Creative Person
”No matter how successful you get, no matter what level of achievement you reach for your creative work, the thing people will ask you is always the same, ‘So, what’s next?’”