There’s a good reason why I don’t donate to most charities. I don’t approve of how they spend some, if not a good portion, of they money they receive for donations. Exorbitant salaries, luxurious overhead and trips, celebration parties among other parties, etc. You might call me judgmental for it, and I’d come back at you with You’re damn right, I am! And count yourself lucky if I don’t throw some expletives at you to adequately describe how I feel.
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My Version of the Pick 3 Daily Routine for Prioritization
A week ago, I heard Randi Zuckerberg talk about her Pick Three book’s concept on a podcast with Cal Fussman, in a wonderful episode about many more important issues. The Pick Three concept was that for each day, you identify three priorities to focus on a little more than other things to be able to do those three things well. I loved the idea, enough that I have decided to incorporate it into my life for at least 2019! However, I did not go buy the book (no offense intended to Randi), because as I researched more about the book and method, I thought I could create my own to suit my life and attitudes towards how to do this. So here is what I came up with for my Pick 3 system, with number to differentiate from Randi’s, in no particular order of presentation:
Interested in Designing Your Life (with Human Centered Design)?
The innovation discussed
Using Human centered design to plan your life.
What YOU can do with this innovation
Design your life, that’s all. 😉
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.
Originals, Hidden Brain, and Innovation Tweets
The innovation discussed
A better understanding of innovation and the ways of innovative people. Some great sources of information on the nature of innovation, how innovative people are, and how they do things, much of which are contrary to common perception.
What YOU can do with this innovation
- Learn how to cultivate it, or more of it, in you and in others.
- Understand innovation and innovative people better, starting by removing some myths you might have believed about both.
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