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Tag Archives: creativity
The Flaws of Personal Branding
When I was a college student, I felt free to explore different interests and groups without worrying about how that would affect my personal brand. Now, recent graduates sit through workshops like “Careers, Beers and the Brand Called You.” Although … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, marketing, writing
Tagged branding, creativity, marketing, self-promotion, social media, writing
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How 1970s Counterculture Has Influenced Technology
This post is inspired by Lee Worden’s article “Counterculture, Cyberculture, and the Third Culture: Reinventing Civilization, Then and Now”. Worden says the counterculture of the 1970s gave rise to the movements that have since spawned Google, WikiLeaks and Wired Magazine. … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, DIY, humor, science, technology
Tagged creativity, innovation, open source, science, technology
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Kick-Starting Creativity: Tips from Newsweek
What gets people’s engines going? What leads them to take the leap beyond the ideas they use every day? I wasn’t surprised to read in Newsweek that leaving one’s computer is one of the best solutions. Creativity grows when people start moving; … Continue reading
Writer’s block busters
Although creative writing isn’t the main focus of this blog, I’ve collected some useful tools that I’d like to share here. They range from practical advice that I completely support to techniques that I will probably never try. The advice … Continue reading
