Find A Spark | Ideas to inspire

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Democracy Now!

The cover of the book The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss

Book

The 4-Hour Workweek

An infographic showing the true size of a range of countries vs. the size of Africa

Infographic

The true size of Africa

An ominous formation of clouds - 'bad' weather

Blog Post

Stop waiting for good weather

A person typing on a laptop, perhaps doing work they love

Blog Post

Are we entitled to love what we do?

Karoliina Korppoo presenting her TED talk on how the video game Cities: Skylines could be used to design better cities

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How a video game might help us build better cities

A screenshot from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation video on creating a Circular Economy

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Re-thinking Progress: The Circular Economy

Two old books, side by side - one of 'my memories' and the other of family photos

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How to remember like Sherlock Holmes

A blow torch, heating some glass as part of an experiment

Blog Post

Don’t search for your passion — just experiment

An infographic from Information is Beautiful showing the size of the codebases of different types of software

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Million Lines of Code

The cover of the DVD of Alamar, the story of a boy visiting his father on the Banco Chinchorro, the biggest coral reef in Mexico

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Alamar

Perfection in the Parco Della Mura in Genova, Italy.

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Exploring Genoa — Parco delle Mura (Park of the City Walls) (#2)

How to remember any name — a Find A Spark memory hack resource

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How to remember any item

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Metalearn

A screen capture from Adam Curtis' documentary HyperNormalisation

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HyperNormalisation

A title image for the This Is Water video from David Foster Wallace's Kenyon College commencement speech

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This is Water

An infographic showing emotions that can't be expressed in English

Infographic

Emotions that can’t be expressed in English

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Yellow Brick Cinema

A clock with Roman numerals, showing the time

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Slow down time

A case of 100 dollar bills, representing perceived success

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Success doesn’t make an expert