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 Why Prototyping is More Important than Perfection
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Branding, Business Artistry, Science, Work Flow
Posted March 22, 2018

Why Prototyping is More Important than Perfection

We all know the excitement of planning. It allows you to create the perfect set of circumstances for the realization of your idea. And that idea – whether your book, a product, or change in [...]

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 How Do you Fail Well? – Life Is An Experiment (Video)
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By Erin
In Branding, Business Artistry, Collaboration, Science
Posted March 16, 2018

How Do you Fail Well? – Life Is An Experiment (Video)

In her latest book InGenius, Tina Seelig of Stanford University says failure is really just “collecting data.” Creative, innovative people and small business owners must put themselves “out [...]

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 Antidote to Perfectionism – Experiment Like A Scientist (Video)
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By Erin
In Branding, Business Artistry, Collaboration, Science
Posted March 14, 2018

Antidote to Perfectionism – Experiment Like A Scientist (Video)

I have a drive to perfect and yet I’m careful now not to let that drive turn into perfectionism (mostly). Perfectionism is a serious condition. It can stall otherwise talented, hard-working [...]

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 Prototyping: the antidote to perfectionism
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Work Flow
Posted June 15, 2015

Prototyping: the antidote to perfectionism

The mind is a marvel. The smarter we get and the more we educate ourselves, the wittier a part of our mind can become at defending and rationalizing our choices. The perfectionist mentality traps [...]

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