Idea Surplus Disorder #67

In this week's edition: a wonderful selling question, how to think about your organization's "work to do the work," a gentle way to keep devil's advocates from poisoning new work, and a bunch more cool stuff I found last week.

Idea Surplus Disorder #66

Welcome to another issue of Idea Surplus Disorder. As always, I've got some big ideas, fun finds, and inspiring quotes to share.

Idea Surplus Disorder #65

Big ideas, fun things, and inspirational quotes in this week's edition of Idea Surplus Disorder.

Idea Surplus Disorder #64

This week, we've got some Thinksgiving and SuperCollider news along with the usual eclectic mix of big ideas, weird links, and inspirational quotes.

Idea Surplus Disorder #63

In this edition: rethinking strategy, the importance of real vision, innovative proximity, working from home, late bloomers, syrup bottles, John Wick, Empire trash, porcupine quills, and more.

Idea Surplus Disorder #62

In this edition: SuperCollider2, innovative proximity, trusting silence, creative hacks, provocative questions, criticism, toasters, 70s handheld video games, and more.

Idea Surplus Disorder #61

In this edition: SuperCollider is this Friday, job crafting, uncertainty vs. ambiguity, strategic questions, me-as-a-service, WTF notebooks, eclectic playlists, lickable periodic tables, group rituals, and more.

Idea Surplus Disorder #60

Good morning, and welcome to another Idea Surplus Disorder. In this edition: SuperCollider, hello pages, advice for living, culture bribing, playful workspaces, gray swans, fables, parables, wire photos, and more. I'm Matt Homann, and I'm glad you're here! SuperCollider is May 3rd Our first

Idea Surplus Disorder #59

Happy Monday, and thanks for letting me take a week off for the eclipse last Monday. In this edition, preambles, interestingness, climbing career walls, the perils of keeping up, Hitchens' razor, flashtags, eclipses (of the heart), and more. I'm Matt Homann and I'm glad you&

Idea Surplus Disorder #58

In this week's abbreviated edition: the absence of future data, the presence of current problems, specific knowledge, TOSCA, Delta-4, ugly avatars, LEGO minifigs, AI songs, and more.