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The monkey, the tiger beetle and the language of innovation
But I learnt that true innovation only takes place when people are given the opportunity to put forward their ideas, take ownership of their ideas and implement them. It won’t work if they have to ask permission for every part of the process, or feel they’ll be micromanaged in the process. In fact, they will stop asking.
Megan Larsen • Startups & Self-care: The Power of Building a Business from a Place of Passion, Purpose and Purity of Intention
That raising the bar of what your team ships is f*cking hard. It requires culture change, a few cycles of missed deadlines (which may frustrate customers), and career risk to set a NEW BIT for everyone.
Scott Belsky • What Is “Seeing the Matrix” for a Product Leader?
In a world where we emphasize the creation of new products through rapid iteration and experimentation, we often forget to step back and make sure that the future we are racing to is one we truly want to create.
Timothy Ferriss • Tribe Of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World
The articulation is so crisp that the press releases include a six-page list of hypothetical frequently asked questions from customers. This exercise forces the team of experts at Amazon to put themselves in the position of nonexperts and view the product from their perspective. It requires them to ask “stupid” questions and come up with answers—ev
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