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WTF: What’s the Future Podcast – 5 Destructive Personas That Are Killing Your Creativity with Chase Jarvis

WTF: What’s the Future Podcast – 5 Destructive Personas That Are Killing Your Creativity with Chase Jarvis

In episode 2 of WTF: What’s the Future, I get to spend time with another dear friend, Chase Jarvis. In my mind, Chase is one of the most creative and inspiring artists of the digital economy. We’ve also had some of the most soulful conversations of my life all around the world. I’m proud to know him. Chase joined me on WTF to discuss his latest book, Creative Calling: Establish a Daily Practice, Infuse Your World with Meaning, and Succeed…

Innovation Starts When You Step Outside Your Comfort Zone

Innovation Starts When You Step Outside Your Comfort Zone

Chase Jarvis is a long-time friend. A real friend. He’s also someone I deeply admire. His talents as a photographer, online persona, speaker, director and human being are raw and next level (check out his new book Creative Calling!) A few years ago, we spent some time together in Austin to talk about innovation and experience design. To this day, it is still one of my all-time favorite conversations. One of the reasons I’m sharing this post after all this…

Chase Jarvis – BRIAN SOLIS: ITā€™S NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GOOD ENOUGH

Chase Jarvis – BRIAN SOLIS: ITā€™S NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GOOD ENOUGH

Today on the podcast,

How to take inspiration from brands, people and products that are outside your industryā€“ for example, as Brian says Starbucks isnā€™t looking to other coffee companies for inspiration
We address the common misconception that innovation is synonymous with technology, and why innovation is really about understanding people- their behavior, their preferences ā€“ and finding a way to give it to them
Brian says that simply asking ā€œwhyā€ is one of the best ways for us to uncover friction points and get rid of them. Itā€™s such a simple question, but so powerful.
Enjoy!

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Facebook is Becoming a Social Operating System for Human Beings and Robots

Facebook is Becoming a Social Operating System for Human Beings and Robots

At f8 2017, Facebook aims to become your social network for reality, augmented reality and virtual realityā€¦really. In the heart of Silicon Valley, Facebook once again hosted its highly-anticipated developer conference, which, for the record, appeals to anyone who follows, designs for, or uses the worldā€™s largest social network. Drawing an estimated 4,000 attendees from all around the world, Facebookā€™s news blurred the line between reality and virtual reality and human and robot engagement for users in their personal and…

The Key to Creativity and Innovation is Empathy

The Key to Creativity and Innovation is Empathy

Growing up in Los Angeles and living in Silicon Valley for 20-plus years has plugged me into a unique network of creativity and innovation. Although many would say that I technically live in a bubble, I have practiced the art of participation and observationĀ to earn a balanced perspective when it comes to ideation and design. While I am surrounded by some of the most amazing Ā minds, I am also inspired by those shapingĀ innovation hubs. If it’s one thing I’ve learned,…

The Importance of Artistry in Business and Everything

The Importance of Artistry in Business and Everything

I am a big fan of Chase Jarvis and I’m also proud to call him a dear friend. As I was preparing for the launch of my next book, I found this gem of a video from 2013. I can’t believe I lost this. In what is either a serendipitous or coincidental discovery, this video was shot as part of the official debut of CreativeLIVE‘s studio in San Francisco at the same time I was introducingĀ  What’s the Future of…