9 Lessons I Learned From Peter Diamandis About Innovation, Exponential Thinking, and Abundance

There is a story Peter Diamandis often tells about the moon. In the 1960s, when President Kennedy declared that America would land a man on the moon before the decade was out, it was more than a technological challenge. It was a bet on abundance.

A small group of scientists and engineers were being asked to do the impossible, not by cutting corners or conserving what little they had, but by assuming that new knowledge, new resources, and new tools would appear if they pushed hard enough. An...