Jun 10
She stood in the middle of the Capilano Suspension Bridge, teetering on 450 feet of swaying, wobbly, wooden slats 230 feet above rocks and fast-moving rapids in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Clipboard in hand, she waited for young men to cross. And cross they did, holding on as tightly as they could.
What happens is that you wait for inspiration to deliver some creative thought that you hope will benefit you in some way. It does happen that way, but you may wait a very long time for something fruitful. In today’s time-compressed world where we’re going from one activity to the next, even if you do get some inspiration, chances are you may not capture it to re-visit later. What a waste.
Jun 5
June 30: Wild and Wacky Wins the Innovation Race
July 15: Green Innovation: Mother Nature Shows Us How
July 30: Nature’s Answers to Self-Cleaning
August 15: Nature’s Answers to Packaging
August 30: Biomimicry at the Global Level
