Innovation

Failure always seems to be an own-goal situation.

You can't be fast if you are weighed down by the heavy anchor of "why we can't."

In a linear world, you could slowly roll out a new initiative over two or three years. You had the luxury of all the time in the world. But in an exponential world, that doesn't work.

If you chase every shiny object, you will exhaust your organization and achieve nothing.

The sad truth is that in our new exponential world, speed is no longer a differentiator; it is the baseline requirement for existence.

The discipline you must master is Relentless Reinvention. Reinvention? It's often known as 'the pivot.'