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How to be more innovative | Sam Schillace (Microsoft Deputy CTO, Creator of Google Docs)

How to be more innovative | Sam Schillace (Microsoft Deputy CTO, Creator of Google Docs)

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0:00 - 0:12
0:12 duration45 words

The Unlikely Innovator

Sam Schillace humorously reflects on his unique experiences, including selling a company to Google and blood sausage. He sets the stage for discussing innovative thinking, suggesting that a blend of diverse experiences can foster creativity and originality.

"apparently you're the only person who has sold both a company to Google and also 200 lb of blood sausage I would just absolutely love to meet anybody who has also done that we'll we'll have a party it..."

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0:12 - 0:29
0:16 duration67 words

Optimism Over Pessimism

Schillace emphasizes the importance of optimism in innovation, stating that it's better to be optimistic and wrong than pessimistic and right. He encourages listeners to focus on possibilities rather than limitations, which is crucial for fostering a creative mindset.

"party it feels like you've built this or maybe you were born with this skill of thinking in the future what are some tools you found to help think more innovatively more originally it's much better to..."

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0:29 - 0:41
0:12 duration40 words

The Future of Software Innovation

As a leader in AI at Microsoft, Schillace shares insights on the transformative power of software. He hints at the exciting changes ahead, urging listeners to embrace new opportunities and think creatively about the future of technology.

"you're responsible for for some of the Cutting Edge work happening at Microsoft in AI is there any advice you'd give listeners yep software is going to totally change new game door open new room start..."