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To promote creative cultures that gain competitive advantages and revolutionise markets through envisaging new ideas to replace existing behaviours, goods or services
I was accused of being ‘disruptive’ in High School. I saw improvement opportunities in many domains and exposed the benefit of adaptation to the change-makers, yet I was chastised in return and accused of not being ‘constructive’. Disruption is a good thing: the seeds of …
It’s not about workarounds and temporary fixes to improve potential. It’s not about premature change. Lasting success happens by discarding all existing notions and ideas to think outside-the-box and find a new approach, a disruptive solution that alters everything you thought was ‘the right way …
Any organisation, commercial or otherwise, that hopes to remain relevant in the 21st century economy by successfully embracing the current paradigm shift in working practices ought to consider the steps succinctly demonstrated in this simple, yet effective ‘MINDSET SHIFTS for Organisational Transformation’ Sketchnote by Tanmay …
Entrepreneurs keep economies afloat and introduce change, initiative and innovation much swifter and with less disruption than larger corporations’ bigger-is-better confusion: the more distended an object, the more severely it breaks on impact with a challenge, hurdle or crisis. Entrepreneurs are the nutrients keeping a …
Events from the past few years teach businesses not to predict anything with certainty; established plans and known models are susceptible to unexpected change. Today’s entrepreneur avoids learning backwards; repeating past triumphs no longer guarantees future success. As established commercial pillars collapse, the 21st century …
