The Ministry Of Common Sense (with Martin Lindstrom)

The Ministry Of Common Sense (with Martin Lindstrom)

Herding Tigers podcast features international best-selling author and consultant Martin Lindstrom. Lindstrom's new book is called The Ministry Of Common Sense. In this interview we discuss creativity, collaboration and how to organize our lives and work. Excerpt:

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