Trying to Create Tomorrow’s Company with Yesterday’s Rules and Tools: Part 1 – The Need for Speed and Magnitude
If you have ever been to a TED talk or OpenCo conference or any other semi-chaotic gathering of clever Millennials […]
Innovation Misconceptions
Mastering the Five Levels of Creativity (Part 4)
Narratological Creativity: Have you ever heard a child try to get its story straight? Or maybe you have dear friend
Mastering the Five Levels of Creativity (Part 3)
Analogical Creativity: Great innovators from Archimedes in his bathtub to Einstein riding his elevator of relativity have used analogies to
Innovation Is Messy: Navigating the Twists and Turns
Innovation is messy. It’s about constructive conflict—not agreement. There are twists and turns—not straight lines. And it happens in gray
Why Leaders Don’t Understand How to Play the Innovation Game – and How You Can Help Them Win
You run the innovation playbook – a prophetic strategy, a product development obstacle course of a process, a portfolio management
Why Innovation Is So Hard
Chances are, innovation doesn’t work where you work — or only works some of the time, mostly in spite of
Innovation Misconceptions, Personal Innovation
Ever Onward
“The world is its own magic.” (Shunryu Suzuki) We give counsel to kings, boom to the voice of the wizard
Failure, Growth, Innovation, Innovation Misconceptions, Personal Innovation
Necessity and Innovation: How to Utilize the Blessings of Dark Time
Why is necessity the mother of invention? If positivity leads to high performance, then why is it that breakthrough innovations
Goal Setting, Growth, Innovation Misconceptions, Personal Innovation
Pay Attention to What Gives and Takes Energy
“It’s a death trap, it’s a suicide rap We gotta get out while we’re young `Cause tramps like us, baby
Creativity, Flexibility, Innovation Misconceptions
The Cavalry Isn’t Coming
“The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing, in so far as it stands ready against the accidental