
Practice disruption for success
Disruption (or necessity if you prefer) is the mother of invention. We can make things better — or at least different and workable — if our adaptability muscles are well exercised.
Disruption (or necessity if you prefer) is the mother of invention. We can make things better — or at least different and workable — if our adaptability muscles are well exercised.
This short documentary of Steve Jobs and his NeXT team getting their fledgling company off the ground is fascinating.
We re-tell our story frequently, moreso on important anniversaries.
I’ll walk to work in a few minutes. And like many “July the seconds” of the past, I’ll marvel at the absence of any trace of Canada Day celebrations from the day before.
I have the significant privilege of leading a talented, creative and capable team of researchers/analysts at Full Duplex.
If you haven’t tried free writing, you may be denying yourself an incredibly effective problem-solving tool.