Book Titles

…sketch[ing]… is the fastest and easiest way to transform abstract ideas into concrete solutions.

…the pressure of responsibility that comes with working alone often spurs us to our best work.

When each person sketches alone, he or she will have time for deep thought.

…choosing the right words is critical in every medium. So pay extra close attention to the writing in your sketch.

Make sure potential interview candidates match your screening criteria. With only five interviews, it’s important to talk to the right people.

Talking out loud is risky. Humans are social animals, and when our natural impulses to discuss and debate take over, time disappears.

It’s almost always a good idea to present your solution alongside the competition.

Decisions take willpower, and you only have so much to spend each day. You can think of willpower like a battery that starts the morning charged but loses a sip with every decision.

Remember that most ideas sound better in the abstract, so they may not be that good.

…the biggest problem is that the longer you spend working on something… the more attached you’ll become, and the less likely you’ll be to take negative test results to heart.