“You can’t trust the old style of thinking anymore. You have to come up with a new way of thinking. A new way of having ideas. A new way of interacting with the outside universe.”
James Altucher.
I’m currently reading James Altucher’s latest book. It has nothing to do with OSS but it has a myriad of ideas to ponder for OSS exponents.
He speaks about ideas being currency in the modern world and hence the need to be an idea machine.
l love the concept. It’s part of the reason why l founded PAOSS – to force me to generate more ideas about OSS and share them with the world (or at least the sub-set of the global population that reads PAOSS).
There’s just one problem. James suggests coming up with 10 ideas every day. Sounds like a challenge worth taking on though.
I’d love to get your assistance on this one, to help provide a little push to get the PAOSS idea machine moving faster.
Perhaps you’d like to throw some other lists of 10 at the PAOSS community and I for philosophising over?
Hmmm. I already have another 10 in a list so let’s continue with this tomorrow.
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