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There’s No Such Thing as an Empty Day

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

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Don’t discard seemingly empty days. Treasure them, collect, store them, because they really aren’t. (empty, that is!)

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Matthew E. May is an innovation catalyst and the founder of EDIT Innovation, an L.A.-based creative consultancy. He’s the author of four critically acclaimed books on innovation, his latest being The Laws of Subtraction. He’s written for The New York Times, blogs regularly for HBR, Fast Company, and OPEN, is active on the lecture circuit, and advises a number of companies on innovation strategy.
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