The best inspiration come from surprising sources. @AllisonStadd reads all sorts of books--business, history, biography--and finds takeaways to incorporate into her creative work and career.
They are some of the best book reviews out there. Read her latest here.
Inspiration from @sariazout, a good set of weekly review questions:
⚫️What’s the right lesson to take from this week?
⚫️What am I currently procrastinating about?
⚫️Whose advice will help me solve my problems?
⚫️What’s my current biggest priority?
⚫️What’s weighing on my mind?
Libraries are a major force for good — love this inspiration from Memphis’s powerhouse library director Keenon McCloy: https://t.co/XumluYdAMI via @SmithsonianMag
Precedent is a poor reason for decisions. It calcifies the status quo without a compelling rationale.
It doesn’t matter how long a tradition has stood. If the old way is wrong, it should be challenged and changed.
Progress lies in improving the future, not defending the past.
“The soundscape of a house is a shared space where we can expand into our feeling of belonging.” 👈 Love this piece on music making a family home https://t.co/qA43Trzogd by @KJezerMorton
🔥 “People call too many meetings when they want to feel in control; those meetings make you worse at completing [the] task you’re struggling with, b/c they’re conducted in a monochronic way, reinscribing systems of authority, obsessed w/ (inactionable) action plans” @annehelen
"Just like a low resting heart rate is the byproduct of intense exercise, low anxiety is the byproduct of intense self-examination." — Naval Ravikant #quoteoftheday
Great metaphor for the workplace 👉 “Jazz is the only music in which the same note can be played night after night but differently each time.” — Ornette Coleman #theoffbeat