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Charles Eames is a hero of mine, as you may have noticed the quote on the top of this blog is from him. He and his wife Ray were amazing designers, but they were also hugely influential in how everyone from a graphic design student to startups to Apple thinks about the process of designing today.
Itâs his birthday today, so I wanted to share notes from a 1949 talk he gave at UCLA called âAdvice to Students.â Itâs masterful, and I think of the last line often.
Make a list of books Develop a curiosity Look at things as though for the first time Think of things in relation to each other Always think of the next larger thing Avoid the âpatâ answer â the formula Avoid the preconceived idea Study well objects made past recent and ancient but never without the technological and social conditions responsible Prepare yourself to search out the true need â physical, psychological Prepare yourself to intelligently fill that need The art is not something you apply to your work The art is the way you do your work, a result of your attitude toward it
Design is a full time job It is the way you look at politics, funny papers, listen to music, raise children Art is not a thing in a vacuum â No personal signature Economy of material Avoid the contrived
Apprentice system and why it is impractical for them No office wants to add another prima donna to its staff No office is looking for a great creative genius No office â or at least very few â can train employees from scratch
There is always a need for anyone that can do a simple job thoroughly
There are things you can do to prepare yourself â to be desirable orderly work habits ability to bring any job to a conclusion drawing feasibility lettering a presentation that âreadsâ well willingness to do outside work and study on a problemâŚ
the primitive spear is not the work of an individual, nor is it a good tool or utensil.
To be a good designer you must be a good engineer in every sense: curious, inquisitive
Amen to that.
âItâs imagination that counts. Not skillâŚâ âLEGO letter to parents circa 1970
âTo be mature you have to realize what you value most. It is extraordinary to discover that comparatively few people reach this level of maturity. They seem never to have paused to consider what has value for them. They spend great effort and sometimes make great sacrifices for values that, fundamentally, meet no real needs of their own. Perhaps they have imbibed the values of their particular profession or job, of their community or their neighbors, of their parents or family. Not to arrive at a clear understanding of oneâs own values is a tragic waste. You have missed the whole point of what life is for.â - Eleanor Roosevelt
swissmiss | Values (via ninakix)
Mastery requires endurance. Mastery, a word we donât use often, is not the equivalent of what we might consider its cognate â perfectionism â an inhuman aim motivated by a concern with how others view us. Mastery is also not the same as success â an event-based victory based on a peak point, a punctuated moment in time. Mastery is not merely a commitment to a goal, but to a curved-line, constant pursuit.
Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Crucial Difference Between Success and Mastery (via ninakix)

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When I put one foot on the wire, I have the faith, the certitude that I will actually perform the last step. If not, I will run away and hide in cowardice. So you cannot have a project, a goal if you donât have faith. If not, it will be like, oh, I hope one day, you know, the success will fall from the sky and, you know, Iâll be there to receive it. It doesnât work like that.
Philippe Petit, who made history by walking on a wire between the Twin Towers in 1974, brings his wisdom to NPRâs TED Radio Hour and speaks from experience to what psychologists now know â grit is the key to success.
Petit is the author of the excellent Cheating the Impossible,Â
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Lean production transformed manufacturing.Now itâs time to apply lean thinking to the processes of consumption. By minimizing customersâ time and effort and delivering exactly what they want when and where they want it, companies can reap huge benefits.
Unions were a fixture of the 20th century, serving as a stabilizing force against corporate and investor interests in business, creating deeply influential voting blocks for elections, and creating community among individuals who otherwise might not have known each other, or been close.
In modern...
Nodding in agreement. kanyi nails it, yet again, with this post.. A classic KM: venture musings and cultural commentary infused with an orator's energy. Get 'em fresh!
How Elon Musk Survived On The Verge Of Bankruptcy
Want to become a billionaire? Then help a billion people.
The worldâs biggest problems are the worldâs biggest business opportunities.
Thatâs the premise for companies launching out of Singularity University (SU).
Allow me to explainââŹÂŚ
In 2008, Ray Kurzweil and I co-founded SU to enableâŚ
The worldâs biggest problems are the worldâs biggest business opportunities. 10^9+ companies for inspiration

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Iâm very pleased to introduce Fast Forward Labs.
Fast Forward Labs is an independent data technology research lab. We focus on taking technologies that are just becoming possible, and making them useful.
We believe that the existing research structures are failing in 2014. We offer companiesâŚ
Excited to see hmason continue to advance the bounds of data science research alongside (and within) the emerging tech ecosystem. Congrats on the launch of fastforwardlabs!
But here is the important thing about all of that product goodness â it didnât come at a cost that breaks the magic of Twitter.
Contrast it to other products that continue to get bloated and heavy with clunky features. The posterchild is Microsoft Office but they are hardly the...
Amen to twitter's unbloated magic â simplicity & product discipline.