âIf we only defend, we lose the war.ââââKambei Shimada, Seven Samurai (1954) I was incredibly lucky […]
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Mark Twain is credited with the quote, âHistory doesnât repeat itself, but it often rhymes.â […]
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This weekâs Thursday Thought is dedicated to Ian Morrison, rest in peace Ian! The Phoenix is […]
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âIf you want to know if the elephant at the zoo has a stomachache, donât […]
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âOrganisations invariably tend to reward some employees for A while hoping for B, frequently do […]
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TL;DR:This Thursday Thought explores the power of selective hearing in overcoming obstacles and achieving success. […]
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âDo Not Mortgage Your Future for Small Gains NowââââNassim Nicholas Taleb âBusiness leaders are being motivated […]
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ntergenerational sacrifice in business highlights the trade-off between short-term gains and long-term sustainability. Learn how visionary leadership and strategic decisions shape the future while avoiding the pitfalls of short-sighted planning.
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[The Winner of âEnergy Risingâ by Julia DiGangi is Francisca C. Francisca we will be […]
Posted 3 months ago Tagged business adaptation Business Strategy Byron Reese Agora Change Management economic cycles hive metaphor Innovation innovation cycles inside view Kondratieff cycles leadership insights long-term growth navigating change Organizational Growth overcoming tunnel vision perspective in business read the label Sony rise and fall strategic foresight superorganism theory
In this week’s Thursday Thought, we delve into the complexities of navigating change from within. Using quotes, research, and insights from the Innovation Show, we explore how our perception of individuality vs. being part of a larger whole affects our ability to adapt. Drawing parallels with superorganisms like beehives, the episode discusses how business and economic cycles, like Kondratiev waves, shape our world. Highlighting examples from companies like Sony, we examine the ‘inside view’ trap and the importance of stepping outside our immediate focus to see the bigger picture. Join us as we read the label from outside the jar and prepare for the future.