The Best Way to Look for the Next Big Thing
The opportunity to innovate may be right in front of your eyes, but turn around or blink and you’ll miss […]
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The New Rules of Innovation
Go back to the basics. That is the imperative of radical innovation: take a look at the underlying rules and
Innovation Starts in the Belly of the Beast
In the Biblical parable, God commands Jonah to make a journey to a foreign land and preach against the wicked.
Innovation in Higher Education: Here We Go Again
According the Chronicle of Higher Education and National Public Radio, competency based education is the new thing. Actually, it’s the old thing. Vocational
How to Lead Innovation like Superheroes: Knowing When Your Strength Becomes a Weakness
Your biggest strength–the quality that makes you stand out from other people–can also be your greatest downfall. We all have
The Upside of Discovering Your Incompetencies
How well do you know yourself? Do you know your weaknesses as well as you know your strengths? Having deep
How to Weed Out Projects That Aren’t Worth Your Time
Forget what you’ve heard about comparing apples to oranges. It’s often helpful to put your organization’s diverse projects alongside each
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How to Jump-Start Radical Change in Your Company
When Steve Jobs developed the iPod in 1997, he assembled a diverse group of thinkers with different points of view
The False Ambition of Innovation
Booze only brings false courage but coffee incites false ambition, an equally dangerous proposition. You know that to-do list you
A Target You Can Count On: Fish Fries (Guest Post by Megan Totka)
Marketing for religious and cultural events can sometimes be very tricky. Businesses have to be sure to stay on the