Sunday, November 16, 2014

Week 62 - Ten Things That Are Important For Aspiring Engineers To Learn



Are You Ready For Your Entrepreneurial Moment?
You Forget That It’s A Long Road

Surround Yourself with Differently Free People, Not Just Smarter Ones
If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room

Unicorn Data Scientist Shares his Secrets with You
Find the causes (not just correlations)

The Future of Work Begins with a Renaissance in Digital Philosophy
Technology is Most Effective When It is Invisible

Ten Things That Are Important For Aspiring Engineers To Learn
Accepting criticism constructively

Sunday, November 9, 2014

Week 61 - Are you brave enough to be vulnerable



10 Important Reasons to Start Making Time for Silence, Rest and Solitude
During silence, the mind is best able to cultivate a form of mindful intention that later motivates us to take action

Be a Creator, Not a Critic: The Leadership Feedback That Really Works
Coaches must tell their students what to do, not what not to do.

Are You Brave Enough to Be Vulnerable?
Is there a message in what I learned that will make my presentation better?

Leaders Win (Zebra Tech), Abdicators Lose (Motorola)
Thinking Big

Born Global or Die Local – Building a Regional Startup Playbook
No one had written the playbook

Sunday, November 2, 2014

Week 60 - How To Conquer The Fear Of Failure



How To Conquer The Fear Of Failure - 5 Proven Strategies
Visualize Obstacles

Isaac Asimov Asks, “How Do People Get New Ideas?"
The person who is most likely to get new ideas is a person of good background in the field of interest and one who is unconventional in his habits

Leadership Advice from the Tribal Council
Collaboration is key

Craft a Better Presentation with Zombie Apocalypse Principles
Be Clear and Absolutely kill what is vague

Being An Effective Leader Is All About Relationships
Do you informally “check-in” with each of your colleagues every so often

Sunday, October 26, 2014

Week 59 – What is Philosophy for?



What Is Philosophy For?
Don't accept things for their face value

It Is What You Do After You Get Knocked Down That People Remember
Character is the foundation of all leadership

Before the Startup
Be an expert on your users and the problem you are solving for them

When It Comes to Market Leadership, Be the Gorilla
If You Focus on Your Competition, You Risk Becoming the Chimp

The Elements of Wit: 5 Ways to Be Smarter, Funnier, And Better At Parties
Fake it But Don’t Force It

Saturday, October 18, 2014

Week 58 – To be universally liked is to be relatively ignored.



How Google Works
Get Smart Creatives and Let them loose

The Curse of Meh: Why Being Extraordinary Is Not a Matter of Being Universally Liked but of Being Polarizing
To be universally liked is to be relatively ignored

TED Talks to Ignite Your Innovation and Creativity
How to achieve your personal best

The One Thing Computers Will Never Be Able to Do
Innovation will come from people who are able to link beauty to engineering, humanity to technology, and poetry to processor

Warrior Leadership – No Ways and No Limits
One should not assume a way and believe it is the only way, and apply it to every situation