tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-58239762011-09-13T14:22:41.300+01:00About being creativeBern Leckiehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07678131068169237786noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5823976.post-1140436703408983012006-02-20T11:29:00.000Z2006-02-20T13:43:27.756Z

A. A stick. Ho ho ho ho ho ho.A good reason to believe in God is miracles, and I've seen plenty. For example, I think that was the first (and possibly last) joke I told on the radio, and fourteen years later I'm still working.I also had something to say here about getting stuck, which I'm worried might sound a bit cheesy, but I figure after that introduction the only way is up, right?So here goes

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The best manager I've ever known recommended a book to me called "First, Break All The Rules." Not being the best managee, it took me years to get around to reading it. I should have done it ages ago.It's not just another book of theories about how to do stuff. I enjoy theories and ideas, but it's wise to be sceptical about these things, especially as it's so easy to be misled by ideas that sound

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"If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air, quaint little villages here and there." (Groove Armada - "At The River")A conversation at work today planted a seed in my head which is starting to turn, uncomfortably, into a Big Idea. Research manager Kate, who is creative but also suited to her methodical job by a love of thoroughness and completion, missed hearing the end of a sentence on our radio

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