Innovation in Mission
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One Hope replied to the discussion Innovation Books in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
So many. The ones I found most helpful in different categories:
Facilitation:
– Sprint, by Jake Knapp,
– ReFrame, by Mona Patel
Organizational Change:
– The Invincible Company, by Osterwalder
– Loonshots by Safi Bahcall
Management:
– Love ’em or Lose ’em
– Rituals for Work
Marketing:
-Selling the Invisible by Harry Beckwith
-Wired for Story by…
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Innovation in Mission 3 years agoNate Scholz1 Comment-
Welcome, Todd!
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Nate Scholz replied to the discussion Innovation Books in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
I’m probably coming from a different angle here…
Upstream by Dan Heath (https://www.amazon.com/Upstream-Quest-Problems-Before-Happen-ebook/dp/B07THBM1M6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3PMTPZ3YX4TTQ&keywords=upstream+dan+heath&qid=1687283541&s=books&sprefix=upstream+dan+heath%2Cstripbooks%2C164&sr=1-1)
Canoeing the Mountains by Tod…
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Nate Scholz replied to the discussion Ministry Innovation in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
Yes @Patrice (you’re link is also not popping up),
@Ted Esler told me this morning that there are two kinds of innovators in our circles: Those of us who are seeking to change our organizational structures and practices, and the disruptive entrepreneurial inventors. There’s a balance to be had between being overly cautious and running…
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Nate Scholz replied to the discussion Ministry Innovation in the forum Innovation in Mission 3 years ago
I was just talking with @Patrice Conrath about this yesterday.
When disruptive newness appears within a living organism the antibodies arrive ready to attack. If leaders are serious about innovation, they need to create a protected space to incubate it. Seems like there are three potentials:
1. No protection and the innovators have to create in…
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