Should you take coding or poetry?

Should you think like an engineer or like an artist?

Is it possible for your brain to do both?

Turns out the answer may be found here in a pile of light.

From WNYC, I'm a new summer Odie and this is Note2self.

It's gone through the generations, everyone has Lego.

The show where you and I find balance in the digital age.

We have a very large bin of like us at home, some of which were my husbands as a kid and some of which we bought.

And figure out how to manage modern life.

You're listening to the theme song to the Lego movie.

And yeah, most people think Lego is awesome.

But if you've ever stepped on a piece of Lego or you've been hounded by your child to buy yet another kit, this episode is for you.

There's a little bit of a dark side to Lego.

And if you've ever wondered like what can I do to stand out at work?

How can I have ideas that make people go?

Wow, she's got something.

Well, this episode is for you too.

There's a reason why I saw Lego everywhere when I recently went to visit Google's New York City headquarters.

I mean so many techies say that their love of building, of creating, started with those little bricks at a very young age.

And that they still use them as grown-ups to prototype things, to try things out on their desk to get their creative juices flowing.

Hi, is that Dr. Moro?

It is.

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