"Speaking truths to power should not be sacrificial, but they are. But I think if more of us chose to do this for the greater good, we'd be in better spaces than we are right now." — writer @Luvvie Ajayi https://t.co/GikpeatEiM
Those of us who embrace an infinite mindset can actually come out of hard times better off than when we entered. Simon spoke with @DrJarikConrad of @UltimateHCM about the benefits adopting an infinite mindset.
Watch more at https://t.co/yfg7PQSLsn
.@BariAnasse shares how design thinking methods are helping in his efforts to use analytics and AI in predicting outcomes in COVID-19 patients.
https://t.co/2jka3rdFj3
You only have one WHY. You are who you are. The opportunity you have in life is to make choices that bring your WHY to life. Remember to submit your questions for Part 4 of Book Club to [email protected]. LIVE at 3pm ET tomorrow, FRIDAY April 24th at https://t.co/K3ibk7iaNy
To guard themselves from COVID-19 frontline workers have to endure long hours in protective gear causing soreness and wounding. Detecting a need, 13yr old Quinn Callander designed 3D printed ’ear guards’ to alleviate the pain caused by face masks.
https://t.co/GOisCtwvUL
“Drone delivery is one of the business ideas that suddenly makes a lot more sense,” writes @aarontmak. Across its pilots in Virginia, Australia, and Finland, X graduate @Wing is partnering with local businesses to deliver more orders than ever before. https://t.co/a6jx81sa5q
When you start to change the environment and the people you surround yourself with, it opens your mind up to the possibilities that you never thought of before.
So rule number one is...CHANGE.
#SundayThoughts 👇👇👇
Lesson #5: Jaw-dropping moments can get you further than clear objectives. It’s hard to resist the allure of a clear milestone, but try a bunch of experiments and come back when you've found something that makes you say “holy s**t.” #x10th https://t.co/1kNE0FtcCS
"Wielding little more than a pencil, a slide rule and one of the finest mathematical minds in the country, Mrs. Johnson... calculated the precise trajectories that would let Apollo 11 land on the moon in 1969 and... let it return to Earth." (@margalitfox) https://t.co/AoHQWMc7ys
Inspired by her 92-year-old grandmother's mobility concerns, Xer Kathryn Zealand leads Project Smarty Pants. "The idea is to build a pair of assistive trousers that might help the elderly and immobile walk independently," writes @olifranklin in @WiredUK: https://t.co/G27A0rxKrE
“X is a moonshot in and of itself, but unlike most things at X, our breakthrough idea isn’t a technology. It’s our people.” After 10 years of operating a moonshot factory, @AstroTeller reflects on what he’s learned #x10th https://t.co/1kNE0FtcCS
Greatness is something you pursue, not something you achieve.
It starts with holding your present self to higher standards than your past self.
You don't get to lower the bar once you've made it. The higher you climb, the more responsible you are for continuing to raise it.
Today is full of good news here at SU! "The Future is Faster Than You Think" by @PeterDiamandis and @steven_kotler
is now out! Will you be joining us for the intimate book launch event w/ the authors and #RayKurzweil on Feb 7th? Details: https://t.co/sy7qkgVfJr
My friend @PeterDiamandis just released "The Future is Faster Than You Think". The book is a guide for leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs wanting to take advantage of converging exponential technologies → https://t.co/sKiY1TtrMd #FutureIsFaster
Having trouble engaging with your Number One? Feel like your team's suffering Irumodic Syndrome sometimes? It may not be as simple as "make it so", but whether on the bridge or off, these Picard-approved leadership tips will help with any enterprise: https://t.co/4Sp23mpJrG
Kids don’t need to be punished. They need to be told why their behavior was wrong and how they can make it right.
Kids don’t just need to feel that they can count on others. They need to feel that others are relying on them too.
#SundayThoughts
“Building new, outlandish never-before-seen things is inherently uncertain… In fact, no matter what you do, you’re going to be wrong most of the time. I’ve found the trick is to understand that being wrong can be a good thing.” #19momentsofX https://t.co/ksePgIvUR9
Happy #FirstDayofWinter - today marks the Winter Solstice! This means the sun appears at its most southerly point causing the longest night of the year. Come celebrate with us today for some #winter science!