The Edge of a Chocolate Chip Cookie, The Creation of Navajo Rugs, and Hostage Negotiators: Why Imperfection and ‘Extreme Humanity’ Should Be Your Creative Secret Weapon - Not AI
Why Animated Characters Have Four Fingers-Except In Japan, The Gruesome 'Tin Nose Shop' of WWI, And The Origin of 'Baker's Dozen: Why Empathetic Decision-Making Matters
Willie Nelson's 'Criminal' Drummer, Da Vinci Takes Art Lessons, And A 70s Basketball Legend High Jumps In College: Why Multiple Mentors Will Move You Toward Success
Why A Native American Statue Sits In Ireland, A Nurse Survives The Titanic Sinking, And A Prolific Romance Novelist: Why You Should 'Mind The GAP' - Simple Advice For Creatives
An Astrophysicist Finds an Error in the Titanic Movie, Tiger Woods Needs Golf Tees, and Why a Rock Band Despises Brown M&Ms: Why Pros Sweat the Small Stuff - And So Should You
The 'Most Influential High School Gym Teacher in American Pop Culture,' A Mysterious Red Hand on A Flag, and Naming A Chain Of British Pubs: Why Proving Someone Wrong Can Be Rocket Fuel For Creatives
Why Pirates Wore Earrings, A World Record Paper Airplane Flight, And A Unique Cleaning Crew at Disney World: Why Non-Scale Victories Are Critical for Tomorrow's Success
An Author Takes Flights 'For No Reason', The Japanese Concept Of Forest Bathing, And The Inventor Of Velcro: Why Frequent Doses Of LSD Are Needed For Creativity (and it has nothing to do with drugs)
Half of Ferrari's Profit Isn't From Cars, A Drink Made For Sick Toddlers Is Used In Unusual Ways, and Elvis Sold Merchandise to an Unlikely Market: Why It Always Pays to Pay Attention
An Academy Award Winner Stars in One of the Worst Movies Ever Made, Beethoven's Terrible Father, and An Olympic Marathoner Runs Slow: Why 'Expectation Escalation' is Rarely a Good Thing
The Slow Elevator Problem, Dirty Floors In a Men's Airport Restroom, and a Dutch Bicycle Maker's Shipping Problem: How Changing Your Mindset Might Help You Solve Problems
Why Bulls Always Lose in Bullfighting, Out of Control Orphan Elephants, and Cows and Buffaloes in a Storm: What Large Animals Can Remind Us About Tackling Large Problems
Michael Jordan's College Basketball Shorts, Math Professors' Favorite Chalk, and Kobe Bryant's Tap Dancing Lessons: What the Illusory Correlation Can Teach You About Success
President Roosevelt Admits to Killing His Grandmother, Premium Chef Aprons, and Little Red Wagons in Children’s Hospitals: Why Listening Is a Superpower...When Followed By Action
A Pro Runner's Laziness, 'Twenty Foot Wave Days', and the Swedish Concept of Lillördag: How to Help Combat Burnout When You Can’t Lessen Your Workload
Rolls Royce Umbrellas, Patterned Feed Sacks from the Great Depression, and a Popsicle Hotline: How Providing Unexpected Joy for Customers is Always a Win - No Matter the Cost
Kobe Bryant’s Worst Game, Bill Gates' Car Radio Gets Stolen, and the Destruction of Thomas Edison’s Invention Factory: How Disaster Can Lead to Innovation With the Right Mindset...and Hard Work
Endangered Songbirds in Australia, a Teen Race Car Driver, and Scrambled Eggs: How Being Unique Is Often Better Than Being the Best
