Learning from Lincoln: How to handle setbacks Mar 30, 2014 Linkblog & Link Linda Mar 29, 2014 Humanomics Assumptions are one of the main reasons we trip in our work. We have biases and that leads us to assign significance to the wrong things. This is Larry Page @ Ted Mar 28, 2014 Linkblog Lots of learnings. Some amazing videos. 10x changes. Corporations as creating things for a better life. Innovation and not just invention. Inspiring What’s Next? Mar 27, 2014 featured & Humanomics Fred Wilson: It isn’t clear if the next thing is virtual reality, the internet of things, drones, machine learning, or something else. Larry How Caring Brings Out the Best in You: Seth Godin Mar 26, 2014 Value Creation & Value Delivery From Seth: Instead, the restaurant makes the menu longer instead of figuring out how to make even one dish worth traveling across town for. We add The Virtue of Doing Nothing Mar 25, 2014 Policy Interesting exchange from Andrew Bolt and Josh Frydenberg on cutting red tape: ANDREW BOLT: Alright. Well, look, all this goes to a philosophy, “Tactics, Tactics, Tactics” Mar 24, 2014 Humanomics & Quote Sasha Dichter Changing you intentions, changing your mental model, these are the things that alter how you process information, the opportunities Lets Stop the Glorification of Busy Mar 24, 2014 Humanomics The social sector is ripe with people who are busy, tired and stressed. In the goal of changing the world we forget the need to thrive in our corner Basic Income Mar 23, 2014 Policy & Social Issues The Hawkins brothers on what is Basic Income and its benefits. What is Basic Income? Basic income is providing every citizen regular, flat cash Truthiness Mar 19, 2014 featured & Humanomics & Social Issues Merriam-Webster’s #1 Word of the Year for 2006: 1. truthiness (noun) 1 : “truth that comes from the gut, not books” (Stephen Colbert, Comedy SunGrid Mar 18, 2014 Finance SunFunder is a crowdsourcing platform for solar project. One interesting one in india. Microgrids are a powerful and decentralised way to solve Scaling Excellence: Interview With Sutton and Rao Mar 16, 2014 Systems & Value Delivery I am waiting to read this book. Scaling is a critical aspect of our work. There is no point in innovating something new if you can’t scale it. If You Want to Innovate, Read Mar 16, 2014 Linkblog & Link I can’t argue with this. The more I read, the more I think there is to read. One learning from this article is the need to read broadly. More here Tesla’s Most Disruptive Product May Not Be Its Electric Cars Mar 12, 2014 Value Creation Tesla and Musk have been fascinating for many years now. Joh McDuling writes in QZ about Tesla’s new batteries plant, the Gigafactory. Tesla has Right to Education - Good Intentions Paving the Road to Hell Mar 12, 2014 Social Issues Rights don’t transfer to good outcomes. My mother and aunt ran a school in Hyderabad for more than a decade at low prices - less than a dollar a The Business of Social Change Mar 11, 2014 Humanomics A few days back I had the opportunity to present (with my colleague Chris Vanstone) to senior leaders in the not for profit sector in Adelaide Measuring Outcomes Mar 10, 2014 Social Issues & Systems One of the most important part of any work is measuring whether we are doing the right thing. In general, social programs are notoriously bad at Can More Money Solve Poverty? Mar 10, 2014 Humanomics & Social Issues & Systems Image Courtesy - Franco Folini on Flickr Bill Gates wrote in his latest annual letter about the value of aid to developing countries. Bill Easterly, Designing for Impact Mar 7, 2014 Humanomics John Cary writes about the design of philanthropy. It’s music to my ears. In my work I see a lot of value for using design in conjunction with other Learning to Manage Cash Like Costco Mar 6, 2014 Finance Cash is king. That is the old saying in investment circles. Not profitability, not return on investment, not any other operational metrics. Cash in Next page