99U Conference 2012: Key Takeaways On Making Ideas Happen
Get insights on creative epiphanies, finding your superpower, and celebrating small wins from this year's incredible 99U Conference.
99U Conference 2012: Key Takeaways On Making Ideas Happen (Pt. II)
A call for a new start-up paradigm, lessons on vulnerability, and why you can't iterate yourself into a business model from this year's 99U Conference.
99U Conference 2012: Key Takeaways On Making Ideas Happen (Pt. III)
Lessons on embracing "gut churn," turning self-doubt into a strength, and embracing your work as a gift from this year's 99U Conference.
Pat Kiernan: On Curation Tactics, Getting Up Early & Calling It Done
How do you filter through the noise and craft your own story? NY1 morning anchor Pat Kiernan discusses his curation process & how he has so much energy at 5am.
Why Success Always Starts With Failure
The ego is the enemy of innovation. Economist Tim Harford explains why a complex world demands that we accept our mistakes and adapt rapidly.
It’s Not About “Engagement”: Using Social Media To Make Ideas Happen
Mastering social media means learning how to communicate your ideas with sincerity and passion. It’s not rocket science, it’s reciprocity.
99U Conference 2011: Key Insights on Idea Execution
How failures can be made into heroes, why you don't always need to know what you're doing, and how we can push through the "OK plateau."
99U Conference 2011: Key Insights on Idea Execution (Pt. II)
How building trust helps us take more risks, why being called "crazy" is really a compliment, and how to lead with possibility.
99U Conference 2011: Key Insights on Idea Execution (Pt. III)
Why we should get creative with our business models, how fear can be a great motivator, and why we should be sprinters (not marathon runners).
Evolving Workplace Productivity: 5 Workstyle Tips From Start-Ups
It's time to get out with the old workplace, and in with the new. Tips on video streaming, flexible schedules, roving meetings, and condensing communications.
Lab Rat: Do Your “Most Important Task” First?
Matching our most focused time with our hardest task makes sense, yet most of us do the opposite. We experiment with the “Most Important Task” first approach.
Lab Rat: How Can A Social Media Addict Find Focus?
When your job doesn’t allow for uninterrupted focus, how do you re-learn productivity while embracing the distracting social web?
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