Bamboo Innovator Daily: 23 May (Sat) – Lessons From a Buffett Believer; Why Do We Experience Awe? Because it moves us to do things for the greater good
May 23, 2015 Leave a comment
Life
- Every Man an Archimedes; Insights can seem to appear spontaneously, but fully formed. No wonder the ancients spoke of muses. WSJ
- Why Do We Experience Awe? Because it moves us to do things for the greater good: NYT
- 13 of the best graduation speeches of all time: BI
- Lessons From a Buffett Believer: WSJ
- Think different: Yancey Hai left a 21-year career in banking for power systems maker Taiwan’s Delta Electronics, and has not looked back.: BT
- Watch Robert De Niro tell graduates about dealing with rejection: Quartz
- Bouncing off Tharman’s trampoline: BT
- Elon Musk didn’t like his kids’ school, so he made his own small, secretive school without grade levels: BI
- 10 innovation lessons inspired by Homer Simpson: FP
- Embracing Disruptive Change: Why Is it So Difficult? WSJ
- What Google looks for in entrepreneurs when it’s thinking about acquiring a company: BI
- How Discovery keeps innovating; CEO Adrian Gore describes how the South African company has been shaking up its industry through business-model innovation and explains what helps to catalyze new ideas. McKinsey
- Inside “(Dis)Honesty – The Truth About Lies.”: Forbes
- Signs That You’re Being Too Stubborn: HBR
- Notes To The Charlie Rose 3 episode interview of Warren Buffett: RBCPA
- Revealing Seven Personality Traits That Have Made Warren Buffett A Cheerful Billionaire: VW
- Buffett in WSJ Op-Ed: Better Than Raising the Minimum Wage: Help Americans who need it with a major, carefully crafted expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit: WSJ
- SEC Commissioner Stein Says Overlooking Bank Criminal Activity Will Lead To Further Criminal Activity: VW
- A new startup thinks it can stop Wall Street cheaters by monitoring how much traders laugh: BI
- Meet the real-life ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Instagrammer who claims he can turn your ‘pennies into millions’: BI
- A Life-Changing Guide for Emotionally Sensitive People: TinyBuddha
- Retelling Another Person’s Story Can Make It Your Own; Repeatedly retelling an incident can trick your brain into believing it was your own experience: WSJ
- A great leadership reading list — without any business books on it: WaPo
- Proof of Cheating Casts Pall Over the SAT: Barron’s
- Psychologist says this key skill can make people highly effective leaders: BI
- Interview: M&A advisers Michael and Yoel Zaoui; Brothers Michael and Yoel have advised on takeovers worth $152bn in two years and changed the fate of business empires: FT
- What’s Behind Big Science Frauds?: NYT
Books
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