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CreativityStudy

Is Imitation the Hidden Key to Creativity?

Social scientists create a model of how ideas spread and find that about 30% of people should create while the rest imitate.READ»

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Not-a-Lawyer

Job Titles of the Future: Rory HollandREAD»

You Got Game Theory!

It was all such fun until we realized that no business really uses game theory.READ»

"Outside the Box": The Inside Story

Our Debunking Unit takes on the mother of all consultantese: the box, and how to think outside of it.READ»

Fun Runs

Alone in a strange city? Combine the benefits of a heart-healthy trip to the fitness center with the intellectual jolt of the guided tour--minus the ESPN2 ticker or the crowd schlep. The customized running tour is coming to a city you're going to.READ»

The Price of Disgust

How much less will we pay for a shirt someone else has tried on?READ»

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Dot Community

Communicopia Internet Inc. helps non-profits make the Web work for social change.READ»

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Risky Business?

One of my favorite stories about a desperate person taking a desperate chance and succeeding is when, in 1973, Fred Smith, founder & CEO of FedEx, did not have enough money to make the company payroll. Smith flew to Las Vegas, ...READ»

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Hard Work's Overrated, Maybe Detrimental.

A co-founder of Flickr argues that hard work often doesn't amount to much--and neuroscience offers some backing for the claim.READ»

Is Your Boss a Psychopath?

Odds are you've run across one of these characters in your career. They're glib, charming, manipulative, deceitful, ruthless -- and very, very destructive. And there may be lots of them in America's corner offices.READ»

Open to Women?

Are we living in a meritocracy or a machotocracy?READ»

The Three Keys to Change

In this excerpt from the introduction to his new book, Change or Die: The Three Keys to Change at Work and in Life, Alan Deutschman discusses the framework to successfully change yourself.READ»