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Serendipity Stories bring the practice of serendipity to life in real-world examples.
In the fall of 1922, August Krogh crossed the Atlantic to lecture at universities along the East Coast of the United States. Krogh, a pioneering Danish p...
As an active practitioner of serendipity, adding new ideas, diverse inputs, and new experiences is a key part of my practice. This happens in small ways every day, and sometimes in big ways, as it did at the recent Fast Company Innovation F...
Serendipity Stories bring the practice of serendipity to life in real-world examples.
Today’s story is a little different. It isn’t about a product or a brand; it’s about a person and their practice. Eric Ryan, the serial entrepreneur behi...
Serendipity Stories bring the practice of serendipity to life in real-world examples.
In the spring of 1978, two months after she turned thirty, Ina Garten was paging through the business opportunities section of the New York Times, not so...
Photo by Kelli McClintock
When Shep and Ian Murray were looking for inspiration for their fledgling brand, Vineyard Vines, they went to the source, Martha’s Vineyard. There, they encountered street signs they liked and colors that resonate...
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