Wired 13.02: Revenge of the Right Brain - The Diigo Meta page

• 24 May 11
  

  Gayle Cole

  danielpink 21stcentury wired

• 25 Jan 10
  

  alison edwards
  • knowledge workers. These are, he wrote, "people who get paid for putting to work what one learns in school rather than for their physical strength or manual skill."
  • Until recently, the abilities that led to success in school, work, and business were characteristic of the left hemisphere. They were the sorts of linear, logical, analytical talents measured by SATs and deployed by CPAs
• 01 Oct 09
  

  Gerard Pruim

  culture future creativity design technology business article education brain

• 22 Jan 09
  

  Shorten version of Daniel Pink's book on "Right Brain will rule the earth"

  danielpink rightbrain shift

• 20 Jan 09
  

  Kathy Lawrence

  dan_pink right_brain careers advice

• 06 Jul 08
  

  Barbara Barreda

  article pink

• 21 May 08
  

  Tim Clarke

  article danielpink 21stcentury technology

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  Rick Weinberg

  I got this from Sheryl a long time ago. She refered to it on my old blog

  Daniel_Pink right_brained future technology tech brain from Delicious Dec 2010

• 08 May 08
  

  jrockads

  culture future creativity brain

• 03 Apr 08
  

  Adam Crowe

  "Want to get ahead today? Forget what your parents told you. Instead, do something foreigners can't do cheaper. Something computers can't do faster. And something that fills one of the nonmaterial, transcendent desires of an abundant age."

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• 24 Mar 08
  

  Ryan Bretag

  21stcentury

• 05 Sep 07
  

  Jennifer Lubke

  This is a beautifully written piece in which Daniel Pink argues for the development of "high touch" skills to supplement the analytical, left-brain thinking that gave rise to the Information Age.

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• 21 Apr 05
  

  a k'wala

  Daniel Pink on the philosophy of thinking

  work brain

• 10 Feb 05
  

  mark-cross

  neurorology

• 08 Feb 05
  

  Karen M

  wired career thought

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