Where the best ideas come from

This video is the catalyst for all the LinkedIn videos. December 17, 2019 while shooting a short client video message, the catalytic idea appeared, up on our second floor roof.

Many ideas, once seen, are considered obvious. But before they are “seen”, they are impossibly elusive. Learning to think inside the box facilitates and accelerates great ideas.

The best ideas are no cost to low cost, have significant impact, and scale like a virus because of the ease for anyone and everyone to implement.

To see how the LinkedIn videos have morphed from 60 days ago, go here.

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Joyful and intense curiosity

Joyful and intense curiosity in the form of idea generation and risk-taking can lead to radical transformation.

Imagine going from Mid Life Crisis to Mid Life Celebration.

Imagine transforming from going the extra mile to going the extra inch.

How we verbalize things is how we think about things and how we think leads to how we act.

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Social media has removed any remaining notion of privacy

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Privacy and secrets are the big victims (and the big victories) for the idea virus

 

The spread of ideas can go viral in an instant.

It can enhance political campaigns or ruin them.

Social media doesn’t care what anybody thinks. Social media is a potential force of nature.

And the Internet is on a collision course to redistribute power.

Take the broken customer elevator door at an Orlando parking garage.

Innocent and not uncommon. Things break down.

It’s when something happens beyond the ordinary that any camera can capture. And everyone has a camera.

Everyone.

Social media has removed any remaining notion of privacy.

It can become a beacon or a weapon.

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You’ve Noticed The Insights Idea?

They call it a balancing act for a reason. It’s difficult. But it shouldn’t stop us from never quitting.

For three years, I’ve slowly evolved my blogging style into what has been described by a former boss as “short and pithy”. The recent addition of “insights” can double each post’s length. The idea leadership mentality has me working overtime to discover how to add more without adding more.

Challenge: How do you add more meaning to your post without adding more words?

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Idea Leadership And Timeless Insights May Be A Match Made In Heaven

Be prepared. In life. In business. As a parent. As a leader. (it’s all the same thing anyway)

By now many of you know me as The Internet’s Only Five-A-Day Blogger and how this was never a goal but simply a 100-day challenge to help my young son. Each morning I write five different blogs about Life’s Big Choices. This daily blogging has gone on for 2 years, 11 months and 3 days…

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