“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Peter Drucker
“We cannot innovate without opening the door to havoc.” – Tom Peters
In a world where things are rapidly changing, the concept of self-reinvention, innovation and prototype thinking is becoming incredibly important.
Why?
Because one by one, industries are being disrupted as roles are sent overseas, and as other people learn to do your craft even better, and cheaper, than you can.
So, we are finding that leaning into this, by creating change in our own front yard, is the only way we can stay relevant.
And more than that, as humans, even if we are deeply embedded in the status quo, we still crave surprise, curiosity and joy.
To innovate is to welcome this change. It is to embrace the fear that is associated with stepping into the new. To understand that we tend to naturally create our own barricades against change, and to knock them down regardless.
Here’s an eBook on creating an environment for innovation.
It’s for you to use.
Whether it’s in your personal relationships, your work, your training or otherwise, what is something new you can bring in today?
