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Q Theory: What Broadway Musicals Teach Us About Creative Collaboration

After years of studying the most complex and creative teams, professor Brian Uzzi made a major breakthrough in team collaboration.

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Stop Staring at a Blank Canvas. Instead, Start Innovating like You’re SpaceX.

If we want to be like SpaceX and create amazing things, we have to learn to focus on these four constraints.

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Swiping Right: Finding Your Dream Job

Finding a job is very different than it used to be. If we can just find the one that we'll make us passionate, we'll be more innovative.

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The 4 Fundamentals of an Innovation Framework

Like basketball, becoming an innovation all-star starts with mastering the fundamentals.

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The Biggest Problem with Agile Design (and how to fix it)

Companies often design at breakneck speeds, constantly changing directions. This comes with a host of benefits, but one major pitfall.

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The Evolution of Elon Musk: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

Is Elon Musk a jerk or an innovative leader that we should aspire to be?

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The Most Important Lesson of The Last Jedi

The Last Jedi is about many things — subverting expectations, economic inequality, finding purpose. But most of all, it's about failure.

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The Power of Conflict — How Musk, Jobs, Disney, and Ray Dalio Fight Failure

When you’re thoroughly skeptical of your own mind there’s only one thing you can do — seek out the opinions of those that disagree with you.

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To be an Innovation Legend, do you have to be an A**hole?

The two most innovative individuals of our generation haven't always been the nicest guys. What does this mean for aspiring innovators?

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Welcome to the Innovation Economy

Innovation is being democratized. Every year, individuals from humble backgrounds break onto the scene with billion-dollar companies.

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What Hollywood’s Best Directors Can Teach Us About Innovation

Like film directors, innovators need to focus on small details while simultaneously weaving together an overarching, coherent narrative.

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What the Biggest Marketing Stunt of 2018 Means for the Future of Design

Today Product Designers and Marketers are viewed as two different roles. To create one cohesive experience this separation must end.

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What's Love Got to Do with It? How Passion Fuels Innovation

When you love something, you spend a lot of time thinking about it. This focus comes with a host of creative benefits.

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Why Innovation is Hard

From our education to the veneration of “genius” innovators to corporate structures, no one is making this easy for us would-be innovators.

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Why ‘Think Outside the Box’ Is Bad Advice

Learn how innovative companies like SpaceX actually do the opposite of 'think outside the box' in order to be successful.

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