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    Explore "creative collaboration" with insightful episodes like "Fast Company at SXSW and Netflix's 3 Body Problem", "#715: Chris Beresford-Hill — A Master Ad Man on Superbowl Confessions, How to Come Up with Great Ideas, Cold Emailing Mark Cuban, Doing Naughty Things, Poetic Mind Control, Creative Process and Insider Tips, How to Negotiate with Bosses and Clients, and The Power of a Stolen Snickers", "HIBT Lab! IDEO: David Kelley" and "69. How Can You Convince Someone They’re Wrong?" from podcasts like ""Most Innovative Companies", "The Tim Ferriss Show", "How I Built This with Guy Raz" and "No Stupid Questions"" and more!

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    Fast Company at SXSW and Netflix's 3 Body Problem

    Fast Company at SXSW and Netflix's 3 Body Problem
    This past weekend, Fast Company hosted a three-day event as part of SXSW in Austin. Yaz moderated a bunch of panels, Josh was producing podcasts, and best-friend-of-the-pod Max Ufberg also moderated a number of panels. We met up with Max in person to record the show for the first time! Here's our recap of the weekend at the Fast Company Grill. Then, Netflix’s new series “3 Body Problem” is based on the first volume of the Chinese science fiction trilogy “Remembrance of Earth’s Past.” The series depicts a fictional past, present, and future when an alien civilization comes to Earth. Yaz chatted with “Game of Thrones” showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, “True Blood” executive producer Alexander Woo, and director Derek Tsang about the process of adapting a popular book series and turning it into a successful television show . . . and whether or not fan reactions factor into it.

    #715: Chris Beresford-Hill — A Master Ad Man on Superbowl Confessions, How to Come Up with Great Ideas, Cold Emailing Mark Cuban, Doing Naughty Things, Poetic Mind Control, Creative Process and Insider Tips, How to Negotiate with Bosses and Clients, and The Power of a Stolen Snickers

    #715: Chris Beresford-Hill — A Master Ad Man on Superbowl Confessions, How to Come Up with Great Ideas, Cold Emailing Mark Cuban, Doing Naughty Things, Poetic Mind Control, Creative Process and Insider Tips, How to Negotiate with Bosses and Clients, and The Power of a Stolen Snickers

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    Chris Beresford-Hill is one of the most sought-after creative leaders in advertising and has led brands with a combined market cap of over $1 trillion. He was recently named Chief Creative Officer of the Americas at BBDO Worldwide.

    Previously, Chris served as North America President and Chief Creative Officer at Ogilvy and Chief Creative Officer at TBWA\Chiat\Day. His work for clients like Guinness, Mtn Dew, Dove, Workday, Adidas, FedEx, McDonalds, HBO, and Foot Locker has driven sales while putting dent after dent into pop culture. 

    Chris and his teams have won every award for creativity and effectiveness many times over, including five campaigns in the permanent collection at MoMA. He has been named to Adweek’s list of best creatives — Adweek’s Creative 100 — Business Insider’s Most Creative People in Advertising, and the Ad Age 40 Under 40, back when he was under 40.

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    [09:45] How Chris landed his first job with the help of Mark Cuban.

    [16:28] Lessons learned from first boss Lance Jensen.

    [20:37] Writing cold emails that work.

    [25:27] What Chris's dad taught him about workarounds.

    [34:41] A golf strategy that inspired Super Bowl aspirations.

    [37:07] Good taste and the Modernista style.

    [41:22] Portfolio building.

    [45:15] How Chris landed his first Super Bowl ad.

    [58:46] Editing and expectations.

    [1:02:58] Critical acclaim.

    [1:03:35] Working with BBDO's David Lubars.

    [1:06:51] Working fast and resisting the urge to "gild the lily."

    [1:09:45] Shining a light on the Super Bowl LIV Mountain Dew commercial.

    [1:15:48] The value of the vaguely naughty mindset.

    [1:19:35] Making less more with Tor Myhren.

    [1:21:59] The Adidas/Billie Jean King gambit.

    [1:32:34] A Napster campaign crashes.

    [1:38:54] Creative industry-related reading and viewing.

    [1:45:11] Overcoming creative roadblocks.

    [1:49:10] What Chris does in lieu of meditation.

    [1:53:34] Books and videos that save lives and inspire curiosity.

    [1:58:20] Best investments of less than $100.

    [2:00:46] Capturing and saving good ideas for later.

    [2:06:21] What words are worth.

    [2:11:26] If the idea is good enough, there's always more money.

    [2:13:00] Give Chris a Foot Locker and he'll take a mile.

    [2:18:40] An ego check.

    [2:23:16] Chris's billboard.

    [2:24:17] Parting thoughts.

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    HIBT Lab! IDEO: David Kelley

    HIBT Lab! IDEO: David Kelley

    It wasn’t unusual for David Kelley to take calls from Steve Jobs in the middle of the night. This came with the territory, as David worked on designing dozens of products for Apple over the years – including their first computer mouse back in 1980. 

    Since then, David and his firm, IDEO, have helped all sorts of companies design new products. David also led the founding of Stanford’s d.school, where students learn to use design principles to solve complex problems.

    This week on How I Built This Lab, David shares stories from some of the most notable projects of his career. He discusses how diverse perspectives and backgrounds help teams generate new ideas, and explains how organizations can use design thinking to transform culture and foster innovation.

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