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7 Ways to Start Your Creative Project for Just $100

Lateral Action

I’m pretty sure that up in the clouds there lies a ‘Dream Bank’ that has way too many deposits in it, from years of people’s dreams being left untouched. Starting your creative project or business idea does […].

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The 9 Best Employee Morale Boosters That Really Work

Vantage Circle

9 Employee Morale Boosters That Won’t Break The Bank. Boosting morale can be a difficult task, especially when 20% of employees skip lunch because they’re worried their bosses will think less of them. You can increase employee morale, build a better company, and increase job performance without breaking the bank.

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PASSION

Charles Leon

Thinking creatively and passionately drives motivation, and your motivation drives creative thinking. The thinking is that money motivates people. Therefore, the benefit of receiving money will fill the blood banks. You have to go full throttle; passion will pull you through.

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Tyler Durden’s 8 Rules of Innovation

Lateral Action

It’s only been in the last few years I’ve realized that this approach is essential for entrepreneurs and creative professionals of all stripes. The 80/20 rule of productivity requires radical elimination, or letting that which does not matter to creative moves truly slide. You're not how much money you have in the bank.

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Dan Pink on Why Rewards Don’t Work

Lateral Action

Mazar, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston). In his TED talk Pink focuses on research evidence from economists and social scientists, but he reaches exactly the same conclusion about the problems of extrinsic motivation: In eight of the nine tasks we we examined across the three experiments, higher incentives led to worse performance. (D.

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Spark Your Creativity by Thinking INSIDE the Box

Lateral Action

Schenck is scathing about "self-styled creativity guru[s]" who tell us to "think outside the box": if only we could free ourselves, if only we could climb out of that infernal box, they told us, we could discover our true creative selves. Our bank accounts. And yet for millions of us, those boxes of very real.