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Linkness. What we’ve been reading | July 26, 2013

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What wifi would look like if we could see it, via FastCoExist. Welcome to a new edition of Linkness!

If you only read one thing.

  • The fire alarm is ringing. What are you waiting for? How a fear of change can prevent you from acting when it matters most. | Medium

Management.

  • 42 rules to lead by from the man who defined Google’s product strategy | First round
  • The choice for clients: Price vs value, vendors vs partners, delivery versus excellence | canalside view
  • The mistake smart people make: being in motion vs. taking action | James Clear

Data and technology.

Insights.

  • What inspires generosity in wealthy and powerful men? Surprisingly, the presence of women and girls in their lives | NYTimes.com
  • Why should (or shouldn’t) you migrate your blog to Quora? (How blogging is so frustrating because of its relentless focus on the new) | Mills Baker
  • “The desire to express one’s inner creative is running rampant in the minds of freshly graduated strategists, and it is a huge problem.” | Co.Create
  • How to become a master planner/strategist | Paul Isakson
  • Smokers are addicted to the branding of their cigarettes | Co.Exist
  • Instagram and self-esteem: Why the photo-sharing network is even more depressing than Facebook. | Slate Magazine
  • RelatedWelcome to the GQ Center for the Diagnosis and Treatment of #FOMO.

Creativity.

  • More doing, less promoting: the key to creating great work. “Self-promotion has become as ubiquitous as banner ads or Keep Calm and Carry On memes, and with that, just as ignored” | Fast Company
  • Related: How good writers end up writing about cats | 99U
  • If you love your brand, set it free: an argument to “embrace fluidity” in brand identity guidelines | Smashing Magazine

STW Group news.

OMG | wow | cool.

  • Has anyone tried Speek? Could it be the cure for awful, complex conference calling?
  • Why you’re addicted to TV: “they’ve designed these shows to be more bingeable—more propulsive and page-turning—than anything the networks ever pushed on us in the past.” | Newsweek
  • Being dumb. “In order to be smart dumb, you have to be really smart, but not in the smart smart way.” | Kenneth Goldsmith

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