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Why In-Person Socializing Is a Mandatory To-Do Item

I’m a 30-year-old writer who works from home and thrives on the neat things you can do with technology. I’ve written books about smartphones and online social networks, and I’m reading things all day. But perhaps the most idea-generating part of my workweek is attending a knitting circle. I’m pretty sure at least a half-dozen other web professionals feel the same way, and you might as well. http://www.fastcompany.com/1800307/why-person-socializing-mandatory-do-item
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http://99u.com/articles/7098/A-Manifesto-For-Free-Radicals-Less-Paperwork-Less-Waiting-More-Action In chemistry, the term “free radical” is used to describe molecules with unpaired electrons, those that may have a positive, negative, or zero charge. They are hard to pin down, and as a result their possibilities are endless. They can prove wildly destructive or instrumental, depending on context. I ‘ve been thinking about the emergence of a new type of 21st-century professional. I call them “free radicals” because they take their careers into their own hands and put the world to work for them.

A Manifesto For Free Radicals: Less Paperwork, Less Waiting, More Action