There’s an English expression about people being an open book, meaning it is easy to know what they are thinking and feeling, and implying they are easy to get to know. Do you tend to find those people interesting as there’s so much to know about them, or uninteresting as there’s not much left to discover about them? Can someone be both? Interesting despite not much left to find out about them? I think so, if they were open, but still mysterious in their nature, metaphorically like in an unassembled puzzle or book which’s words you can read fully but which may not mean all that much to you together.
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Definition: Bing Sutt, Book and Bed, Superstar Effect
Definition: Creative Trespassing
Creative Trespassing
Using creativity to get into, be in, spaces (positions and/or roles) people perceive you shouldn’t be.
That’s a paraphrasing from what I heard in this Good Life Project podcast episode. It’s something I do a LOT of in life! 🙂
https://twitter.com/digitalcitizen/status/1178371761114685440
Rebel Talent
The innovation discussed
Identifying, cultivating, properly applying, and accepting people’s tendencies, possibly your own, for productive rather than destructive outcomes.
What YOU can do with this innovation
Make use, or better use, of the rebel talent around you and within you, for a bigger impact or cause in life.
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