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Linkness. What we’ve been reading | November 30, 2012

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Alan Watts: What would you do if money was no object? (Video via Swiss Miss.) Welcome to Linkness, and our favourite business and creativity reads this week.

If you only read one thing.

Management.

  • Support your team quietly: people get more out of compassion when they don’t know they’re getting it | Harvard Business Review
  • “Skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been.” | Wrestling Possums
  • How to get a digital agency job | Digiday

Technology.

  • Having a mobile strategy is like having a ‘laptop’ strategy 20 years ago | DigitalNext
  • The best interface is no interface | Cooper Journal

Insights.

  • The delusion and illusion that makes us buy: planning isn’t just about understanding society’s reality, it’s also about understanding the reality of their fantasy. | The Musings Of An Opinionated Sod
  • The decline of fascination and the rise in ennui | Seth’s Blog
  • This is your brain on freestyle rap | Discovery News

Creativity.

  • 3 ways to improve your creative critique using conflict communication | Publishing Crawl
  • Getting Unstuck: Writers’ thoughts on writer’s block | Rookie
  • Damien Hirst (“an artist whose great subject is the commercialization of his own genius”): Jumping the shark | Businessweek
  • ‘Lost,’ among the most thrilling, surprising, memorable dramas in the history of American network television, was thrown together in a rush and “snakebit by top-level turnover”. This is its unlikely story | Grantland
  • On knowing when you’re finished | cellar door

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