Adam Grant: What It Takes to Be An Original (and why you care)
Originals are the non-conformists who drive creativity and change forward—the ones who help us progress as both independent cultures and a unified species. They're Steve Jobs' "crazy ones." Yet in spite of this, humanity has always had a fascinatingly dysfunctional relationship with originality—we simultaneously…
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