In this episode, Mark Johnson describes a method for putting visionary thinking and processes into place so that any organization can take advantage of disruptive innovation. As business models change at an ever-increasing rate and the world becomes noisier, the tendency for most organizations is to hunker down and deal with the here and now. But it is important to get past the pull of the present and plan for five to ten years in the future.
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Why Motivating People Doesn’t Work…and What Does: Susan Fowler on Understanding the Science of Motivation
16 Things High Performing Organizations Do Differently: Don Yaeger on Great Teams
How to Be Your Best When it Matters Most: Judd Hoekstra on Crunchtime
How to Become the Person You Know You Can Be! Robert Greene on Mastery
How to Create Engaging Work and New Opportunities for Growth: Beverly Kaye on Up Is Not the Only Way
How to Create a Plan to Find Your Potential: Mark Sanborn on The Potential Principle
Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance--Alex Hutchinson on Endure
Henry Cloud on The Power of the Other
Susan Fowler on Self Leadership and The One Minute Manager
Elena Botelho on The CEO Next Door
Jackie Freiberg on CAUSE!: A Business Strategy for Standing Out in a Sea of Sameness
Garry Ridge on Helping People Win at Work
David Novak on the Awesome Power of Recognition
Mark Miller on Leaders Made Here
How to Bring Out the Absolulte Best in Your People: Sydney Finkelstein on Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent
Michael Bungay Stanier on The Coaching Habit: Say Less, Ask More & Change the Way You Lead Forever
Travis Bradberry on Emotional Intelligence
Jon Gordon on Positivity and Moving Forward in the Face of Adversity and Obstacles
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