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Information Management
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Wednesday, October 09, 2002

Manifesto for Growth. Matt's right. It's worth the full post.
A personal manifesto for growth. Manifesto for Growth

via Absolute One:

  1. Allow events to change you
  2. Forget about good
  3. process is more important than outcome
  4. love your experiments like ugly children
  5. go deep
  6. capture accidents
  7. study
  8. drift
  9. begin anywhere
  10. everyone is a leader
  11. harvest ideas, edit applications
  12. keep moving
  13. slow down
  14. don't be cool (cool is conservative fear, dressed in black)
  15. ask stupid questions
  16. collaborate
  17. an image which email won't replicate
  18. Allow space for ideas you haven't had yet
  19. Stay up late
  20. Work the metaphor
  21. time is genetic
  22. repeat yourself
  23. make your own tools
  24. stand on someone's shoulders
  25. avoid software (everyone has it)
  26. don't clean your desk
  27. don't enter awards (its bad for you)
  28. creativity is not device dependent
  29. organisation is liberty
  30. don't borrow money
  31. listen carefully
  32. take field trips
  33. imitate
  34. make mistakes faster
  35. scat (break it, stretch it, crack it, fold it)
  36. explore the other edge
  37. coffee breaks, cab rides, ream (?) rooms
  38. avoid fields, jump fences
  39. laugh
  40. remember
  41. power to the people

[via NotExactly] [via Sebs Open Research] [via The Universal Church Of Cosmic Uncertainty]

» Thought provoking list.  I would add:

  • always write it down
  • listen to lots of good music
  • seek first to understand, then to be understood
  • review often
  • ride change
  • go do something different instead
  • ...

 

[Curiouser and curiouser!]
[The Universal Church Of Cosmic Uncertainty]
7:02:17 AM    comment []

PingID.org - Open Digital Identity Project.

Ping Identity is an open, principles based project focused on building digital identity infrastructure capable of ensuring that the rights and privileges we enjoy with our real world identities are not lost, changed or abused with respect to our digital ones. PingID stands for personal choice, privacy, security and control while ensuring maximum interoperability, openness, accessibility and an adherence to open standards.

The Ping Digital Identity Infrastructure project provides a complete open framework for developers, enterprises and service providers to deploy and embed digital identity services and functionality within their applications, devices or services. PingID provides everything required for end-users to establish, grow and exchange Digital Identity information in a secure environment, and for enterprises and service providers to provide trusted services to employees and end-users.

[Privacy Digest]
6:49:36 AM    comment []

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