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Inspirational lessons on the power of creativity, from the co-founder of Twitter Named one of TIME magazine’s Most Influential People in the World, Biz Stone worked for Google, helped to create both blogging and podcasting, and then co-invented Twitter – the social media platform that singlehandedly changed the way the world works. In Biz’s world: Opportunity can be manufactured Great work comes from abandoning a linear way of thinking Creativity never runs out Whether offering behind-the-scenes stories or hard-won wisdom, Things A Little Bird Told Me is a fascinating look inside the mind of one of the most successful businessmen of the new century. ‘Perceptive, motivational advice, interwoven with the true story of how Twitter found its flock’ Kirkus Reviews ‘Biz gives away all his secrets to success . . . If you’re not inspired and informed by this book, then you haven’t read it’ Stephen Colbert Biz Stone became an Internet entrepreneur in 1999. He went on to work for Google, helped to create both blogging and podcasting, and then co-invented Twitter. Before he was a tech star, Biz wrote books and articles about the social aspects of technology in the nascent days of the web. He regularly addresses large audiences as a visiting scholar at colleges or keynote speaker for companies and conferences. Most recently, Biz is founder and CEO of his newest venture, Jelly. He lives near San Francisco, California with his wife and son.
