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Spark
I recently had the chance to lead a few sessions at Design Revival, a conference sponsored by the AIGA. One of the other presenters was John Winsor, VP/Executive Director, Strategy and Product Innovation at Crispin, Porter + Bogusky and author of one of my favorite books on co-creation SPARK. (Yes...I got the chance to play "fanboy", but I didn't embarrass myself...I don't think.)
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Saturday, August 30, 2008
One of the ways we can grow as a community is by sharing some of the thinking and work that is inspiring us. In an effort to be more consistent about this, I’m building a “Bookshelf” section into the next iteration of the AC site so that it can be a resource to those among [...]
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
One difficult dynamic to combat is the organizational temptation to “roll to the middle of the bed.” In other words, we tend to eventually end up in the most familiar places because that’s where the ruts and grooves are, and it takes a lot of intentionality and effort to create new ones.
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AC #135: John Winsor
In this interview, John Winsor of Crispin, Porter + Bogusky shares his insight on career and creating. John is the author of Spark and Beyond The Brand.
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- Dis-in-us on ASSASSINS: Dissonance: Todd, Nice post. I would add that figuring out a way to navigate the misalignments that are almost certain to...
- Beth Barany on AC #132: Seth Godin on ‘Tribes’: Loved the book and read it in an afternoon of commuting to and fro. I loved what he...
- Dallon Christensen on Reading + Listening List: I just started “The Knack” by Norm Brodsky and Bo Burlingham. I have just...
- Abi Tapia on AC #132: Seth Godin on ‘Tribes’: Great interview! And it looks Starbucks is listening, and trying to court the iPhone...
- bob on AC #132: Seth Godin on ‘Tribes’: I loved this interview and the book. Thanks so much for bringing it to my attention.
- Andre - Creative Directors Club on AC #132: Seth Godin on ‘Tribes’: Seth puts this well…. We are all leaders, and should begin...
- Simon Dupont on AC Podcast: #76, Keith Ferrazzi: I just heard this pod cast an am myself a creative person actually even went to the same school...
- Kurt Settles on Late Bloomers: An article from the future. Fantastic!
- Kurt Settles on Choice and Paralysis: Todd, Your post comes at a time when I’m experiencing that kind of paralysis. (Were you reading my...
- Christine on Choice and Paralysis: I experience this paralysis of choice daily! It happens every time I pick up an instrument and play just...
- My oldest is up at 6:15. We're in my home office listening to Star Wars music, he's drawing on whiteboard, I'm reading Thoughts In Solitude. via Twitter @ 7:44 am on 11/20
- thinking that humility really is the beginning of understanding anything. Once we grab onto it, we lose it. via Twitter @ 9:00 pm on 11/19
- Looking forward to settling down with Founders At Work tonight and a warm cup of decaf. via Twitter @ 7:26 pm on
- I think I'm going to kick back with a glass of wine and watch TV for a change. Or maybe I'll write all night. Coin toss? via Twitter @ 9:24 pm on 11/18
- I'm wasting way too many mental cycles contemplating a RAID backup strategy. Help me Obi Wan Kinobi. via Twitter @ 8:47 am on
- Can someone explain to me why this was SOOOO controversial? Insensitive? Maybe. Controversial?!? http://tinyurl.com/5qfndp via Twitter @ 8:57 pm on 11/17
- Set Godin has posted his Tribes Q&A eBook. http://tinyurl.com/6e3squ via Twitter @ 8:53 pm on
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