The document provides 9 predictions for 2009, beginning with the Earth orbiting the sun without incident. It encourages readers to seize opportunities for change rather than remain comfortable. While many will not change, the passionate will thrive. Success will come from asking questions rather than having answers. Making a difference will be more important than making money. The predictions aim to help readers understand and deal with impending changes.
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The Sunday Times #1 Bestseller
How do you get the most out of life's blink?
The best-selling “Stop Talking Start Doing”, was about making your dreams real. This one tackles a more fundamental question. Are you having the right dreams for you?
In this book we start at the beginning. With the right thinking tools and the right approach you can release your inspiration and creativity, reset your ambition and direct your attention to the things that truly matter to you. And that can change your life.
“You came into this world bursting with wonder, imagination, curiosity, the urge to be creative and, as any crawling wanna-walk baby will show you, you were born with unflinching and boundless ambition”, he says.
Now it’s time to rediscover that lust for life.
“Today your unshackled imagination is the truest designer of your future.
The new certainty is that everything changes, anything is possible and whatever you can imagine is probably on the cusp of being made real tomorrow and obsolete soon after.
So fast is the world transforming that only if you think wildly and recklessly will you even keep up with what’s coming down the road. Merely to keep up you must overshoot like an archer aims ahead of a moving object.
To go further, if you want to seize control and shape your future the requirement is clearer still: You must cast your imagination yet wider and think even bigger.
Because the bottom line is this, your imagination is now the limiting factor of your life. In the world of anything-is-possible the outer limits of thinking big are the barriers of your life.
Make them small and that is the life you will have. Throw them far and then never stop extending them and you shall never limit yourself.
You may not reach the ends of your imagination and ambition. But you will not go past it.”
Here are nine habits of mind, that will unshackle you from the busyness of life and all the noisy small staff . Inspired, you’ll demolish the barriers of narrow thinking, expand your frontiers, overshoot your current reality by a distance and never experience the dismay of “Massive Monday” again.
Here’s where it starts. This is a reset button. Push it.
“Very cool. Fun, fast and furious: my kind of life and this is my kind of book!”
Kevin Roberts – Worldwide CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi
“It pays to think big. This small book will set you on your way.”
Tim David – CEO BBC Worldwide
“Serious mind food that upsizes your thinking. A must read, but also a fun read: damn that Richard Newton!”
Robert Kelsey, bestselling author of What’s Stopping You? and Get Things Done
“Chock full of inspiration and advice to find your next big idea”
John Williams, bestselling author of Screw Work, Let’s Play
These slides were playing as people were seating for the Dangerous Ideas presentation at the 2008 PLA. They were accompanied by \"Revolution #9\" by The Beatles (White Album).
585 awesome quotes in 147 branches of knowledge will boost your thinkingmahmoud huessin
585 awesome quotes in 147 branches of knowledge will boost your thinking
more than 500 awesome and inspirational quotes in more than 100 branches of life
My 106 Key learnings in 2017 (quotes, concepts, ideas)Yoann Lopez
During 2017 I read many books, articles, listened to some podcasts and audiobooks. Each time I ran into some great quotes, ideas, concepts, I wrote them down in a Note folder on my iPhone. Now it's time for me to share them with the world as some of them might be useful for you.
Why Luck Matters More Than You Might ThinkWhen people see themse.docxgauthierleppington
Why Luck Matters More Than You Might Think
When people see themselves as self-made, they tend to be less generous and public-spirited.
· MAY 2016 ISSUEBottom of Form
I’m a lucky man. Perhaps the most extreme example of my considerable good fortune occurred one chilly Ithaca morning in November 2007, while I was playing tennis with my longtime friend and collaborator, the Cornell psychologist Tom Gilovich. He later told me that early in the second set, I complained of feeling nauseated. The next thing he knew, I was lying motionless on the court.
He yelled for someone to call 911, and then started pounding on my chest—something he’d seen many times in movies but had never been trained to do. He got a cough out of me, but seconds later I was again motionless with no pulse. Very shortly, an ambulance showed up.
Ithaca’s ambulances are dispatched from the other side of town, more than five miles away. How did this one arrive so quickly? By happenstance, just before I collapsed, ambulances had been dispatched to two separate auto accidents close to the tennis center. Since one of them involved no serious injuries, an ambulance was able to peel off and travel just a few hundred yards to me. EMTs put electric paddles on my chest and rushed me to our local hospital. There, I was loaded onto a helicopter and flown to a larger hospital in Pennsylvania, where I was placed on ice overnight.
Doctors later told me that I’d suffered an episode of sudden cardiac arrest. Almost 90 percent of people who experience such episodes don’t survive, and the few who do are typically left with significant impairments. And for three days after the event, my family tells me, I spoke gibberish. But on day four, I was discharged from the hospital with a clear head. Two weeks later, I was playing tennis with Tom again.
If that ambulance hadn’t happened to have been nearby, I would be dead.
Not all random events lead to favorable outcomes, of course. Mike Edwards is no longer alive because chance frowned on him. Edwards, formerly a cellist in the British pop band the Electric Light Orchestra, was driving on a rural road in England in 2010 when a 1,300-pound bale of hay rolled down a steep hillside and landed on his van, crushing him. By all accounts, he was a decent, peaceful man. That a bale of hay snuffed out his life was bad luck, pure and simple.
Most people will concede that I’m fortunate to have survived and that Edwards was unfortunate to have perished. But in other arenas, randomness can play out in subtler ways, causing us to resist explanations that involve luck. In particular, many of us seem uncomfortable with the possibility that personal success might depend to any significant extent on chance. As E. B. White once wrote, “Luck is not something you can mention in the presence of self-made men.”
Seeing ourselves as self-made leads us to be less generous and public-spirited.
My having cheated death does not make me an authority on luck. But it has motivated me t.
The Sunday Times #1 Bestseller
How do you get the most out of life's blink?
The best-selling “Stop Talking Start Doing”, was about making your dreams real. This one tackles a more fundamental question. Are you having the right dreams for you?
In this book we start at the beginning. With the right thinking tools and the right approach you can release your inspiration and creativity, reset your ambition and direct your attention to the things that truly matter to you. And that can change your life.
“You came into this world bursting with wonder, imagination, curiosity, the urge to be creative and, as any crawling wanna-walk baby will show you, you were born with unflinching and boundless ambition”, he says.
Now it’s time to rediscover that lust for life.
“Today your unshackled imagination is the truest designer of your future.
The new certainty is that everything changes, anything is possible and whatever you can imagine is probably on the cusp of being made real tomorrow and obsolete soon after.
So fast is the world transforming that only if you think wildly and recklessly will you even keep up with what’s coming down the road. Merely to keep up you must overshoot like an archer aims ahead of a moving object.
To go further, if you want to seize control and shape your future the requirement is clearer still: You must cast your imagination yet wider and think even bigger.
Because the bottom line is this, your imagination is now the limiting factor of your life. In the world of anything-is-possible the outer limits of thinking big are the barriers of your life.
Make them small and that is the life you will have. Throw them far and then never stop extending them and you shall never limit yourself.
You may not reach the ends of your imagination and ambition. But you will not go past it.”
Here are nine habits of mind, that will unshackle you from the busyness of life and all the noisy small staff . Inspired, you’ll demolish the barriers of narrow thinking, expand your frontiers, overshoot your current reality by a distance and never experience the dismay of “Massive Monday” again.
Here’s where it starts. This is a reset button. Push it.
“Very cool. Fun, fast and furious: my kind of life and this is my kind of book!”
Kevin Roberts – Worldwide CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi
“It pays to think big. This small book will set you on your way.”
Tim David – CEO BBC Worldwide
“Serious mind food that upsizes your thinking. A must read, but also a fun read: damn that Richard Newton!”
Robert Kelsey, bestselling author of What’s Stopping You? and Get Things Done
“Chock full of inspiration and advice to find your next big idea”
John Williams, bestselling author of Screw Work, Let’s Play
These slides were playing as people were seating for the Dangerous Ideas presentation at the 2008 PLA. They were accompanied by \"Revolution #9\" by The Beatles (White Album).
585 awesome quotes in 147 branches of knowledge will boost your thinkingmahmoud huessin
585 awesome quotes in 147 branches of knowledge will boost your thinking
more than 500 awesome and inspirational quotes in more than 100 branches of life
My 106 Key learnings in 2017 (quotes, concepts, ideas)Yoann Lopez
During 2017 I read many books, articles, listened to some podcasts and audiobooks. Each time I ran into some great quotes, ideas, concepts, I wrote them down in a Note folder on my iPhone. Now it's time for me to share them with the world as some of them might be useful for you.
Why Luck Matters More Than You Might ThinkWhen people see themse.docxgauthierleppington
Why Luck Matters More Than You Might Think
When people see themselves as self-made, they tend to be less generous and public-spirited.
· MAY 2016 ISSUEBottom of Form
I’m a lucky man. Perhaps the most extreme example of my considerable good fortune occurred one chilly Ithaca morning in November 2007, while I was playing tennis with my longtime friend and collaborator, the Cornell psychologist Tom Gilovich. He later told me that early in the second set, I complained of feeling nauseated. The next thing he knew, I was lying motionless on the court.
He yelled for someone to call 911, and then started pounding on my chest—something he’d seen many times in movies but had never been trained to do. He got a cough out of me, but seconds later I was again motionless with no pulse. Very shortly, an ambulance showed up.
Ithaca’s ambulances are dispatched from the other side of town, more than five miles away. How did this one arrive so quickly? By happenstance, just before I collapsed, ambulances had been dispatched to two separate auto accidents close to the tennis center. Since one of them involved no serious injuries, an ambulance was able to peel off and travel just a few hundred yards to me. EMTs put electric paddles on my chest and rushed me to our local hospital. There, I was loaded onto a helicopter and flown to a larger hospital in Pennsylvania, where I was placed on ice overnight.
Doctors later told me that I’d suffered an episode of sudden cardiac arrest. Almost 90 percent of people who experience such episodes don’t survive, and the few who do are typically left with significant impairments. And for three days after the event, my family tells me, I spoke gibberish. But on day four, I was discharged from the hospital with a clear head. Two weeks later, I was playing tennis with Tom again.
If that ambulance hadn’t happened to have been nearby, I would be dead.
Not all random events lead to favorable outcomes, of course. Mike Edwards is no longer alive because chance frowned on him. Edwards, formerly a cellist in the British pop band the Electric Light Orchestra, was driving on a rural road in England in 2010 when a 1,300-pound bale of hay rolled down a steep hillside and landed on his van, crushing him. By all accounts, he was a decent, peaceful man. That a bale of hay snuffed out his life was bad luck, pure and simple.
Most people will concede that I’m fortunate to have survived and that Edwards was unfortunate to have perished. But in other arenas, randomness can play out in subtler ways, causing us to resist explanations that involve luck. In particular, many of us seem uncomfortable with the possibility that personal success might depend to any significant extent on chance. As E. B. White once wrote, “Luck is not something you can mention in the presence of self-made men.”
Seeing ourselves as self-made leads us to be less generous and public-spirited.
My having cheated death does not make me an authority on luck. But it has motivated me t.
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Nine Predictions For 2009
1. TOM
Nine Predictions for 2009
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“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response.
In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” ⎯ Viktor E. Frankl
The reality of the coming year is that the precipitous decline in the economy will create a collective pause; a
“space” of epic proportions for organizations and individuals. Yes, it will be unpleasant for many. But it will
also be an opportunity in disguise for those willing to seize the moment.
#1 The Earth will complete its 584 million mile, 67,000 mph trip around the Sun without incident
I know, that’s a pretty lame kick-off prediction. But think about those numbers for a minute. We’re all
outgrowths of a living mass that is rocketing through space around an enormous ball of fire. Does that make
any sense to you? Me either. So stop trying to figure it all out. Stop trying to protect yourself from an
unknowable future and instead be a connected and passionate part of the here and now. “What is important in
life is life, and not the result of life.”⎯ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
#2 Many things will change, but many people will not
Most of us will be doing, thinking and feeling more or less the same things this time next year as we are now. If
you don’t want that sameness, grab yourself by the collar and yank yourself off of that comfortable, well-worn
path and onto the one less traveled by you. Let go of your past and grab onto your future. Because while you’re
waiting for that grand insight to point you in the right direction, the beauty of life is flying right on by. “Without
change, something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken.”⎯ Frank Herbert
#3 Most people will sit quietly in their seats and watch life unfold around them
A recent New Yorker magazine cartoon made it comically clear: There’s a lot that we all want to experience, but
not much that we actually want to do. Most of us simply want to go along to get along and enjoy the ride. Well,
the ride is slowing to a crawl. And when it starts back up, it’ll be a much different ride. What kind of ride? The
best way to know that is to put yourself in charge of creating it. Grab the wheel and get moving. Let the pull of
what excites you and what you care most deeply about be your guide. “The reason why worry kills more people
than work is that more people worry than work.” ⎯ Robert Frost
2. #4 A lot of people and businesses will fail
That’s the unfortunate nature of life. You try something, it doesn’t work. You try something different, it works.
If it works big, people copy you (or steal it). You try something new, failure again. If you’re trying, if you’re
living, you will fail. So what? I remember college friends years ago telling me that they could never “do what I
do.” I didn’t know what that meant, so I asked. “You know,” one replied. “No security. Going out on your
own.” “Security is an illusion,” I countered. “Everyone is ‘on his own.’ And for the record,” I added. “I could
never do what you all are doing.” Live a life of no regrets. Seize this opportunity to learn and grow and
experience, while everyone else snuggles deeper into their comfy routines. “He who has never failed
somewhere, that man can not be great.” ⎯Herman Melville
#5 Many “friends” will be lost and many new ones made
Social networks are all the rage today: MySpace, Facebook, Friendster, LinkedIn, Twitter and Plaxo, as well as
the many recurring real world gatherings. And indeed, they can be great ways to stay connected and to gain
attention. But many of the people who have “friended” you through these groups did so for a reason; their
reason. And once that reason goes away, so will they. Don’t sweat it. Keep connecting. Keep reaching out and
sharing with people with similar interests and beliefs. But also, spend more slow and deep time with your family
and your true friends; those who accept and care about the real you, not the social status you. “In prosperity,
our friends know us; in adversity, we know our friends.”⎯ John Churton Collins
#6 The passionate will not only survive, they will thrive
What’s bugging you? Whatever it is, for your sake⎯and for those unwilling or unable to change⎯do
something about it! That’s the key to growth and success. The inventor David Levy referred to it as the curse
effect: “Whenever I hear someone curse, it’s a sign to invent something.” Well, perhaps that someone is you
and that “cursing” is resonating between your ears. If so, don’t let it irritate you and drain your life and passion.
Use it to fuel you and drive you forward. The future belongs to those unwilling to accept the stifling status quo;
to those who stay puzzled, excited, frustrated and surprised. “Whenever anything is being accomplished, it is
being done, I have learned, by a monomaniac with a mission.” ⎯ Peter Drucker
#7 Success will go to those with the best questions, not those with the cleverest answers
Do you know the definition of an expert? An expert is someone who knows more and more about less and less
until he knows absolutely everything about nothing? And a generalist? A generalist, like so many afflicted
with digital A.D.D., is someone who knows less and less about more and more until he knows absolutely
nothing about everything. Successful people know that they’ll never know enough, especially about what really