Duc Huynh, a designer in Denver, says the recent Ted talk on candles and creativity, reminded him of this graphic depiction of a similar idea, which he created a few years ago. (You’ll need to click on the image to see it in its entirety.)
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Kudos to Duc! This design makes you feel sorry for all the people out there commuting for hours to jobs they hate only to have a thoughtless boss who is either incentivizing or punishing them.
Whatever happened to a life-long love of learning?
This is really good. Get him to design a set of e-postcards using themes from Drive. People can then send them to colleagues and friends while also promoting the book.
well, there seems to be a slight difference, contained in the word “always”, isn’t there?
Great idea Jeff Cufaude! Could also use this in a global “spread the Motivational spirit” campaign around the globe similar to the cool “pay it forward” campaign started by the KIND team – see http://www.kinded.com/ Have those “touched by a true motivator” send the motivator a card and mark on the map where/how it happened! (well perhaps ideas needs a bit of refinement, but the postcards are a cool idea!!)
This is a spectacular graphic. The left side by itself had great punch.