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Innovation by Design Jeanne Gang’s groundbreaking decade, plus Tulsa’s Greenwood Rising, a Fender guitar, Nike Go FlyEase, and a live subway map. Seeing Things Neurologist Sheila Nirenberg has figured out how to restore sight to some patients, sparking tension between the worlds of private funding and academia. Twitter’s New Growing Pains Chief design officer Dantley Davis is pushing for changes that are challenging the company both inside and out.
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How to find time for what's important
To make sure he tackles everything on his to-do lists, Adobe Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky has come up with a rigid system. Here’s how he gets it all done.
Most Productive People – Tricia Hersey – Nap Bishop and author, Rest Is Resistance
Productivity has become this idea of overworking and workaholism. When I was at seminary at Emory University, I found the grind of graduate school was a violent thing. I was killing myself.
Gaming the Games
DraftKings helped unleash daily fantasy and sports betting on the masses. In its quest to turn a profit, the company is doubling down-searching for even more ways to turn fandom into a game.
It's a Bizarre World After All
A collective of artists got together to build otherworldly, immersive spaces. In the process, they invented something even wilder: meow wolf, a multimillion-dollar pillar of the experience economy that's now spreading its gonzo creativity across the country.
Most Productive People – Marvin Ellison – CEO, Lowe's
Being the CEO of a company that brings in almost $100 billion in annual revenue, and has over 300,000 associates—there’s a lot of complexity.
Most Productive People – Trixie Mattel – Drag Queen and Hotelier
"It wasn't that long ago I was lip-synching for 40 people while somebody spilled a tray of burgers at my feet."
Most Productive People – Kwame Onwuachi – Chef and owner, Tatiana, and author, Notes From a Young Black Chef
"I've been head down. I've been working."
Most Productive People – Regina Hall – Actor and founder, Rh Negative
"I just make sure I'm showered"
Most Productive People – Li Jin – Cofounder and general partner, Variant
"I have a folder full of drafts and things that never see the light of day."
Brett Goldstein – He's Here! He's There! He's Every F*%#ing Where!
Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein knows how to keep the ball in play.
