In the pursuit of progress, old ideas can get lost, mixed up and forgotten. Sometimes it helps to dust off and revisit previous ideas because looking back can help with the future. #Thinkfullyhabits https://t.co/wle4iMcEft
A man walks into a bar and asks the bartender for a glass of water. The bartender pulls out a gun and points it at the man. The man thanks the bartender and walks out. Why did the man thank the bartender? #Thinkfullyhabits
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Take this challenge: You have a cardboard box full of sand and some buried coins. You’re given a set of chopsticks and a spoon. Without flipping the box over or touching the sand with your hands, how do you get the coins out? #ThinkfullyHabits https://t.co/wqV9OmrxYf
Anomalies, oddities and quirks can trigger our 'spidey senses - helping us tune into when something's not quite right #ThinkfullyHabits#Problemsolving#Patterns https://t.co/E1UV1xYkw7
You are taken into a room containing a table which only has three items laid out: a box of tacks, a book of matches and a candle. How do you attach the candle to the wall using these items? #Thinkfullyhabits https://t.co/Oa9K0ttNzc
"Our age reveres the specialist, but humans are natural polymaths, at our best when we turn our minds to many things.” Robert Twigger, author
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“I think if you are curious, you create opportunities, and then if you open the doors, you create possibilities.” Mario Testino, photographer #ThinkfullyHabits#Curiosity#Change#Innovate
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