The world is changing at an unprecedented pace. Innovate or die has become a mantra for a lot of organisations, big and small. Ambiguity and uncertainty dema...

At the Academy of Design Thinking, all the courses have a real challenge at the core. Participants try and find solutions while applying design thinking mind...

What Lieke ten Brummelhuis and Nancy P. Rothbard discovered when they researched the difference between being an workaholic to working long hours: Unlike peo...

Digital and technical skills are critical to emerging jobs and industries, but it is the uniquely human skills that will be immune from machine replacement f...

“Live at home” ― George Washington Carver Lets begin here, with George Washington Carver. We have forgotten how to live at home; how to look at one ingredie...

Would you pay to give your child a genetic advantage, to make them smarter than their peers, taller, or more beautiful? This is a question that will become r...

Our blog this week comes from Bettina von Stamm, Director of the Innovation Leadership Forum. She explores: What might some key aspects of educating for a 21...

Our Guest blogger this week is my Parsons University colleague Lee-Sean Huang. Design Thinking is indeed a buzzword, and it’s also a useful starting point fo...

Our guest blogger this week is Pepper de Callier, founder and executive director of Prague Leadership Institute. Pepper de Callier is a bestselling author of...

There's an article on the zine today about the effect new digital assistants such as Alexa (other assistant digital assistants are available, unless Amazon w...

Topic of conversation today? Vending machines. Here in the U.K. our vending machines are pretty 'standard', soft drinks, chocolate, maybe some crisps, but no...

Guest blogger this week is Beatrice Briggs with her views on Participatory processes: Beyond Ice-Breakers: What Do We Mean By “Participatory Processes”? For ...

Our guest blogger this week is Tsuyoshi Amano. He has been working on the exploration of business models for innovation. I invited him to share some insights...

I am just back from gap year. I get asked: Should you take a gap year? Yes. Whether you're 18 or 48 (other ages do apply), take the opportunity! Gap years ...

Job interviews. I don't think any of us enjoy them, they're a stressful affair. You're placed in front of a person, or sometimes multiple people and are supp...

My favourite news bite of the week came in the form of a story about an English student and his journey from Newcastle to London. It cost him a modest £27 an...

The chicken and egg question. Reading about the Apple's New Campus, I can not help thinking about spaces, how we make them and how they make us. The new ca...

This week I was deeply immersed in the world of books, curating and facilitating an exhibition of antiquarian books on the life of the Albanian national hero...

No week goes by without several business publications devoting space to talent, how to find it, manage it, nurture it and keep it. Inspire to Innovate turned...

Two-thirds of companies now believe complexity is an obstacle to business success and a barrier to growth in business productivity. The strive for simplicity...