Chapter 8: The Dream-Job Elixir
1.
Daniel H. Pink,
Drive: The
Surprising Truth About What
Motivates Us
(New York:
Riverhead Hardcover, 2009).
2.
DeCharms, “Personal
Causation Training in the
Schools,”
Journal of Applied
Social Psychology
2, no. 2
(1972): 95–112.
3.
“ROWE Business Case,”
Results-Only Work
Environment (ROWE) website,
http://gorowe.com/wordpress/wp-
content/uploads/2009/12/ROWE-
Business-Case.pdf
.
Chapter 11: Avoiding the Control
Freaks
1.
“Derek Sivers: How to start a
movement,”
TED.com
, video
posted online April 2010,
http://www.ted.com/talks/derek_sivers_how_to_start_a_movement.html
Chapter 12: The Meaningful Life
of Pardis Sabeti
1.
“Pardis Sabeti: Expert Q & A,”
NOVA ScienceNOW, posted
July 7, 2008,
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/body/sabeti-
genetics-qa.html
.
Chapter 13: Missions Require
Capital
1.
Steven Johnson,
Where Good
Ideas Come From: The
Natural History of Innovation
(New York: Riverhead
Hardcover, 2010).
2.
Sabeti, Reich, Higgens, et al.,
“Detecting recent positive
selection in the human genome
from haplotype structure,”
Nature
419 no. 6909 (2002):
832–837.
Chapter 14: Missions Require
Little Bets
1.
Kirk and Jason hated this
name, as it goes against the
tenets of archaeology to assign
financial value to artifacts.
They much preferred their
original suggestion of
Artifact
or Fiction
. In an ironic twist,
after airing just three episodes
of the first season, the
Discovery Channel was sued
by an individual who claimed
to own the rights to
American
Treasure
. They pulled the
series from the air that summer
and planned to re-air it the
following summer, this time
using Kirk and Jason’s original
title suggestion.
2.
Peter Sims,
Little Bets: How
Breakthrough Ideas Emerge
from Small Discoveries
(New
York: Free Press, 2011).
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