Technology Not Required
Technology can be innovative, but technology is not required for innovation.
Technology can be innovative, but technology is not required for innovation.
Are you so purpose-driven that you’re prohibiting yourself from enjoying the wonder of curiosity-driven discovery?
Sometimes things might not work out, and sometimes things might work out spectacularly. Come what may, innovators need to set themselves up to play their best game.
People seldom get fired for making decisions that can be defended as being logical, but when you’re in the business of innovation, logic can be a lagging indicator.
Whether you work in the hospitality industry or not, creating that welcome feeling is a core part of great leadership.
Don’t know something? When something matters to you, you’ll invest the focus, curiosity, reflection, and effort needed to figure it out.
We’re all constantly swimming in structure, yet structure is often an invisible advantage or disadvantage for leaders, teams, and organizations in addition to a frequently overlooked opportunity to innovate.
Planning is an act of investing the time and energy needed to take care of your people, especially amidst uncertainty.
Especially when tackling complex problems, it’s a mistake to confine the context, problem, and solution set within the exclusive lens of what you, your team, or your organization currently does. The best problem-solving is unconfined.
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