What Do High-Performing Teams Do to Innovate?
Note to Reader: Fuck Up nights assists a diverse set of customers to learn from both their failure and the failures of others. FuckUp Nights THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY TO BREAK THE TABOO OF FAILURE We help use failure as a tool for growth in both individuals and organizations. We do this by creating impactful and fun events, workshops and content around the world. https://en.fuckupnights.com/ What do high-performing teams do to innovate? (Five best practices) Some of our clients, l
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Why We Need a Transformative Circular Economy
WHAT “Circular Economy (CE) is widely recognized as the new economic model aiming to maintain the value of materials, parts, and products as long as possible, minimize the extraction and use of virgin resources and waste generation using design strategies that slow the flow of resources, close loops between production and post-use, and increase resource efficiency.” WHY It can be used to Operationalize or Build out one or more of the Four Dimensions of a Social Enterprise CE
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Narrative as Infrastructure: How Storytelling Shapes Systems Change
By: Joseph Wernau Note to Readers: In order to solve social problems social entrepreneurs use storytelling to facilitate their system change efforts. N.B. Module 10 of the Practitioner Guide in this Blog has additional resource material on story telling. (Edited lightly for length) Storytelling for Systems Change Story is not decoration. In systems change work, narrative is infrastructure. It shapes which problems get named, who gets blamed, and what solutions feel possible.
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The Pre-Mortem: The Most Underrated Leadership Tool You’re Probably Not Using
Robert Thompson Note to Readers: The pre-mortem tool is, in my opinion, easy to understand, use and effective in identifying potential errors in a project before implementation. NB: Article edited for length. “I remember the exact moment I became a coward. Not a dramatic, movie-villain cowardice. The smaller, more professional kind — the kind that wears a lanyard and sits quietly in a boardroom chair. It was a Tuesday. Third-floor. The glass-walled kind of conference room th
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