Uncluding is the art of subtracting every element that doesn’t pull its weight.

If our rational brains were deprived of emotion, even the most banal decisions would become impossible.

Miles Davis once said: “Do not fear mistakes – there are none.

The truth is, most people love change until it affects them.

If you find it hard to describe your idea, don’t fix your description. Fix your idea.

We’ve been trained by Industrial Age marketers to believe anything good is already on the shelf.

All the lessons of invention come down to this: The best design tool is a long eraser with a pencil at one end.

If we can’t find valuable work, it’s not because we’re in a recession; we’re in a recession because we can’t find valuable work. We’ve been confusing cause and effect.

In developing talent, hard work trumps genetics.

When your goal is to describe a vision for the future, information is not enough. People are up to their necks in information. What they need is a way to imagine life after the change, and compare it with life today. That’s why it’s called a vision and not a plan.