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Click to watch (14:43) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! Today kicks off a new series. Over the coming weeks, I’m digging into one idea: innovation isn’t a value. It’s a practice. And I’m starting with a confession. My Hand Forgot Years ago, I figured out that I’m what I call […]
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Click to watch (14:33) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! Last week, in “Paying Down Innovation Debt,” I made you a promise. I said that if your next performance review still punishes the risks you just celebrated, your team will believe the review. Every time. So this week, let’s talk about […]
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Click to watch (17:07) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! A few weeks ago, in “The Math Nobody Explains When You’re Handed an Innovation Mandate,” I named something I call Innovation Debt: the quiet buildup that happens every time someone takes a smart risk and gets punished for it anyway. I […]
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Click to watch (17:32) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! I used to lie to my piano teacher. Not about anything dramatic. Just about practice. I remember one particular week with Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata — I’d barely touched the piano in seven days, and it showed the second I sat down. […]
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Click to watch (08:46) or scroll down to read more Hey there, innovation champions! Last week I wrote about why routines go stale — the “Binder Problem,” if you caught that one. New initiative, new binder, all potential. Then autopilot sets in and nobody notices the wear until it’s falling apart. That’s a real problem. […]
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