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Culture Jolt #28 - Lean into myths, not just methods

Values Centered Innovation

Myths are stories, whether historical or fictional, that can be essential to how an organizational culture strives to enable innovation with every person, in every job. Being innovative is not always easy. It can take a heroic effort to identify a new goal, birth innovative solutions, and put those solutions to work.

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Mindset Jolt #11 - Begin with the inhale, not the exhale

Values Centered Innovation

The same is true for the innovation process, which also has a breathing rhythm. First comes an inhale, where you define a goal or intention and gather the "raw materials" you need to innovate by gaining new perspectives and knowledge. Or the opposite? Both of those rhythms are unnatural and unhealthy.

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Process Jolt #11 - Begin with the inhale, not the exhale

Values Centered Innovation

The same is true for the innovation process, which also has a breathing rhythm. First comes an inhale, where you define a goal or intention and gather new perspectives and knowledge – the "raw materials" you need to innovate. Being a C o nscious Innovator™ has a 3 phase cyclical process: become aware, capable, and versatile.

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Process Jolt #11 - Begin with the inhale, not the exhale

Values Centered Innovation

The same is true for the innovation process, which also has a breathing rhythm. First comes an inhale, where you define a goal or intention and gather the "raw materials" you need to innovate by gaining new perspectives and knowledge. Or the opposite? Both of those rhythms are unnatural and unhealthy.

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Innovation is still being innovated - Part 2 of 2

Values Centered Innovation

2 nd sign: The rise of inclusive engagement: that every person can be innovative. 3 rd sign: The emergence of emotional intelligence and good character values to balance the historical bias towards the mental side of innovation. 2 nd sign: The rise of inclusive engagement: that every person can be innovative.

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Innovation is still being innovated

Values Centered Innovation

Over the last 75 years, the field of corporate innovation has dynamically evolved from the 1950s-60s’ NASA innovation process models and the Osborn-Parnes creative problem-solving process to today’s popularity with Design Thinking and Agile Development. It’s a never-ending journey, with notable milestones along the way.

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Innovation is still being innovated - Part 1 of 2

Values Centered Innovation

Over the last 75 years, the field of corporate innovation has dynamically evolved from the 1950s-60s’ NASA innovation process models and the Osborn-Parnes creative problem-solving process to today’s popularity with Design Thinking and Agile Development. It’s a never-ending journey, with notable milestones along the way.