Weekly inspiration #24: The ABC of inspirational links
February 21st, 2010 by Nico Luchsinger
What kind of online content do people enjoy sharing most? Researchers who have analyzed the New York Times’ list of most e-mailed articles over the course of six months have found that it’s the news that inspires awe that is shared the most. We can certainly relate to that – here at Sandbox, we love sharing inspirational and amazing stuff too, which is why we have posted a (hopefully) inspiring link on Twitter every morning (well, almost every morning) since last September. And just in case you missed them, here are some of the best links again – in alphabetical order:
The Making of a Secret Service Agent.
A typical incendiary blog post.
Cake Wrecks – when professional cakes go wrong.
The death of uncool.
Entrepreneurs and the «Shiny new thing» bug.
Things We Forget – public post-it notes.
10 ways geeks measure the world.
The Happiness Hat.
Your looks and your inbox.
Creative Japanese Barcodes.
How to kill an idea.
The Lost Generation palindrome video.
The martial art of difficult conversations.
Who wants to be a cognitive neuroscientist millionaire?
The Über-Connected Organization.
On the effectiveness of placebo.
Quality vs. quantity: The story of Demand Media.
Make a chart out of your resume.
1001 Rules for my unborn son.
How the body takes abstract thoughts literally.
The funniest unsubscribe page ever.
Selling clothing and volunteerism at the same time.
47 Ways to Fine-Tune Your Brain.
Gen Y – the footlose producers.
Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh – not an ordinary salesman.
Need more? Follow us on Twitter to get your daily dose of inspiration, and be sure to check out our six big topics for 2010.
Nico is currently Head of Business Development at Sandbox. If you find out which of the links above never appeared as a “Daily Inspiration” on the Sandbox Twitter, e-mail him and you’ll get a special Sandbox pin!
