Category: Reading List

  • Reading List: Week 2, July 2021

    I’ve always been a dreamer. My mum taught me to never give up and to reach for the stars. On July 11th, it’s time to turn that dream into a reality aboard the next Virgin Galactic spaceflight, in the company of this brilliant crew of mission specialists.Richard Branson

  • Reading List: Week 1, July 2021

    Studies have shown that 90% of error in thinking is due to error in perception. If you can change your perception, you can change your emotion and this can lead to new ideas. Logic will never change emotion or perception.Edward de Bono

  • Reading List: Week 5, June 2021

    The more we describe successful people as having guru-like powers, the more everyone else looks at them and says, “I could never do that.” Which is unfortunate, because more people would be willing to try if they knew that those they admire are probably normal people who played the odds right.Morgan Housel

  • Reading List: Week 4, June 2021

    We can visualize the relationship between challenge and skill with the experience fluctuation model. If the activity is too hard, you’ll feel anxious. If the activity is too easy, you’ll feel relaxed or bored. To truly feel in flow, you need to perceive a high challenge and match it with high skill.Rahul Vohra

  • Reading List: Week 3, June 2021

    For hybrid presence to be seamless, though, a number of questions remain. Who’s at home, but available? If you’re in a remote conversation, how can you include people in the physical office? Conversely, if you start a water cooler chat in the office, how can you include remote teammates? Crucially, how do we create presence…

  • Reading List: Week 2, June 2021

    Whether it’s savings or investing, getting the goalpost to stop moving – or at least move slower than your income grows – is the only way to both be happy with what you have and ensure you don’t push beyond the limits of what you can handle.Morgan Housel

  • Reading List: Week 1, June 2021

    Firstly, it helps us remember that people actually mean lots of different things when they talk about information, and we can be clear about what we mean in each instance.Sarah R. Barrett

  • Reading List: Week 4, May 2021

    Yes, we’re going through a phase where design was largely seen as a contributor to production, as, to non-designers, that was the evident value of the practice. But I am also seeing more and more companies hiring “super senior IC” designers, as they recognize they’ve lost the positive influence that design can have on strategy,…

  • Reading List: Week 3, May 2021

    The best way to avoid decision fatigue is by mindfully directing your mental energy towards choices that matter, and minimizing low-stakes energy-consuming decisions.Anne-Laure Le Cunff

  • Reading List: Week 2, May 2021

    We all want different somethings. Some slightly different, some substantially. Companies, however, must settle the collective difference, pick a point, and navigate towards somewhere, lest they get stuck circling nowhere.Jason Fried