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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2016 · 21 MIN

Episode 16: Driving Innovation: Part 2

from Exponential Wisdom

In This Episode, Dan and Peter continue their discussion on innovation concepts with a chat about the age bias and why most people are at their creative best before age 30. Dan explains why forcing yourself to take risks is important to keeping a youthful and innovative mindset. Peter connects Darwin’s evolution with “idea evolution” in a way entrepreneurs can use to help keep their companies from going extinct. He also mentions Peter’s Laws -- check out diamandis.com/peters-laws to see the full list.

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