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I Usually Start With A Big Question, Such As Whether People Today Are Happier Than In The Past, Or Why Men Have Dominated Women In Most Human Societies. And Then I Follow The Question Instead Of Trying To Follow My Own Answer, Even If It Means I Can't Formulate Any Clear Theory.

You Can't Manage Creativity. You Need To Manage For Creativity. You Need To Create The Space For It To Emerge.

The Key Question Facing Those Of Us Working In The Media (old And New) Is Whether We Embrace And Adapt To The Radical Changes Brought About By The Internet Or Pretend That We Can Somehow Hop Into A Journalistic Way Back Machine And Return To A Past That No Longer Exists And Can't Be Resurrected. There Is No Question That, As The Industry Moves Forward And We Figure Out The New Rules Of The Road, There Will Be - And Needs To Be - A Great Deal Of Experimentation With New Revenue Models.

We Think, Mistakenly, That Success Is The Result Of The Amount Of Time We Put In At Work, Instead Of The Quality Of Time We Put In.

We're More Than Just Our Job Titles Or Our List Of Professional Accomplishments.