Familiarity - Paul Ford (Wed 28 Jun 2017)

bookshelf - 3 years on and I love it - Alexandria (Sat 24 Jun 2017)

Paul Ford on Familiarity:

Let people get used to you.

via Ten Minutes of Silence by Paul Ford.

Engineering - Alan Finkel (Wed 21 Jun 2017)

Untitled - Chippen Lane / Chippendale (Fri 02 Jun 2017)

Alan Finkel on Engineering:

engineering is the art of optimisation, it's not the pursuit of perfection, certainly not at the other extreme - the acceptance of compromise

via 'National Electricity Market reform – a blueprint for the future' National Press Club Address (Wed 21 Jun 2017) by Alan Finkel.

Curiosity - Bernadette Jiwa / John Gregory Olson (Wed 07 Jun 2017)

Torn - Glebe (Wed 07 Jun 2017)

Bernadette Jiwa (from Story of Telling) on Curiosity:

the first key is curiosity. You can’t see problems worth solving unless you’re curious, and you also care about solving them.

via Birth of a breakthrough idea by John Gregory Olson.

Decisions - Bernadette Jiwa / Sally Haldorson (Tue 13 Jun 2017)

Leaves - Glebe (Thu 08 Jun 2017)

Bernadette Jiwa (from Story of Telling) on Decisions:

we don’t need more time, we just need to decide.

via Hunch: Turn Your Everyday Insights Into the Next Big Thing by Sally Haldorson.

Change - Ian Goldin / Tim Elliott (Fri 09 Jun 2017)

Broken - Learning to Fly - Glebe (Mon 05 Jun 2017)

Ian Goldin on Change:

The challenges are great, but change is incremental. If you can make a small contribution, then that's great.

via Nelson Mandela adviser Ian Goldin on our chances for a new golden age by Tim Elliott.

Blue - Peter Orner / After Water (2016)

division - Glebe (Thu 18 May 2017)

Peter Orner on Blue:

How many shades of blue do you think there are?

via After Water Fiction: The Last Cribkeeper by After Water.

leprechauns - Bertrand Meyer (Mon 29 May 2017)

Untitled - Kingston / Canberra (Tue 30 May 2017)

Bertrand Meyer on leprechauns:

it is healthy to question revered truths

via The mythical Brooks law by Bertrand Meyer.