Creativity, Inc.

“actually you can read the book creativity inc we had ed catmull on this very podcast um and and steve's biography there were some shaky moments there”

“and sometimes people you know we want to be polite to each other we want to create safety we don't want to create animosity or you know uncomfortable feelings so to give people the green light and say and and i think ed catmull does a good job with this at pixar and under creativity inc another really it's a”

“I like creativity Inc by Ed Catmull he was also on the podcast that gives you a good idea”

“I love this book creativity Inc and I thought I was very touched and people ask me often what's my favorite episode and I don't have a favorite episode but Jackie Miami award-winning producer”

“or you read um uh you know creativity inc about pixar um which is a dick costello special like you he loves that book”

“I love The Power of Moments. I love Messy Middle and I got a lot from Creativity Inc. as well.”

“Another book I really enjoyed was, it's called Creativity. It's about Pixar. It's about a history of, yeah, wonderful book. Ed Catmull, right?”

“I always told the team and the Pixar president Ed Catmull says this as well in his great book creativity Inc it's not your job as a leader to prevent mistakes from happening”

“I always told the team—and the Pixar president, Ed Catmull, says this as well in his great book Creativity, Inc.—it's not your job as a leader to prevent mistakes from happening; it's your job as a leader to correct mistakes as quickly as you can when they happen.”

“another that's maybe more kind of standard in PM circles is Creativity Inc., which I love. It's the Pixar story. But I think it actually speaks a lot to like how do you create good culture”

“and he tells a story about what a meeting with uh in his autobiography Creativity Inc. what a meeting with Steve Jobs is like.”

“Did you ever read Ed Catmull, the founder of Pixar, his autobiography called 'Creativity, Inc.'?”

“What's surprising to me is, in a Readwise app, I can segment books by author, when's the last time I read it. What's fascinating is I segmented it by, what book has I highlighted the most? I was shocked what it was.”

“I was thinking about this because I just reread Ed Campbell's book, Creativity. The difference is the order in which you learn things has an effect.”

“What's fascinating is, I segmented it by, what book has I highlighted the most? I was shocked what it was. It was the autobiography of Ed Catmull, Creativity Inc., which is the founder of Pixar.”

“What's surprising to me is in Readwise I can segment books by author, when's the last time I read it. What's fascinating is I segmented it by, what book has I highlighted the most? I was shocked what it was. It was the autobiography of Ed Catmull, Creativity Inc.”

“There's also this concept of the ugly baby in creativity. Ain't kind of enough you read that book at Catmull about every idea at Pixar, like every great idea starts as this ugly baby that no one wants to like help and pay attention to”

“This makes me think about this concept of an ugly baby from the book Creativity Inc. by I think Ed Catmull where he talks about how new ideas are this ugly baby that nobody wants to look at and deal with that”

“um it's an old book but i i just finished reading creativity inc the history of pixar”

“and when I talked to Ed Catmull from Pixar on my podcast the guy who wrote the book creativity I was like was that a [ __ ] you from Pixar and Steve Jobs to the critics he said yeah”

“it is a real uh thrill to meet you and it's an honor to have you here today to you know share your experience and and and your wisdom everything that's in this book creativity Inc which is just a wonderful mustre for anybody whether whether you're a business person or not”

“Pixar, I think, wrote this book, Creativity, Inc., which is very like they talk about the brain trust that they have of how they show raw kind of like not even the movie but like a single scene and how they created a dynamic of trust.”

“there's that you know perfect explanation of how to solve things from the edcapnel book about Pixar creativity Inc where the motto is be wrong as fast as you can”

“There's that, you know, perfect explanation of how to solve things from the Ed Catmull book about Pixar, Creativity, Inc., where the motto is, 'Be wrong as fast as you can.'”

“I remember one of my most nerve-racking interviews very, very early on that I had was with Ed Catmull, who at the time was president of Pixar, and he wrote a book called Creativity Inc., and it talks about storytelling quite a lot.”

“and they had a thing where they were like at Pixar they have a book called creativity Inc I creativity Inc yeah and he said it's not people think oh we just come up with the best ideas right away he goes no he goes the creative process is taking something that sucks and removing suck”

“number two for me would be Jason's conversation with Ed cill the president of Disney and Pixar it's an incredible two-parter it will blow your mind if you haven't seen it he had just written creativity Inc check it out”