Seth Kahan on innovation from the customer’s pov
Here is what good innovation feels like to the customer.
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Love + Nutrition = Miracles
When my wife and I travelled to India and met our newly adopted daugher, we thought she was about six years old. Her facial features and height seemed like a little child’s. Over the course of the last three years in our home she has grown six years! We recently confirmed this with a bone
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‘The Membership Economy’ by Robbie Baxter (Book Summary)
I love Robbie Baxter, Silicon Valley guru and author of the Amazon bestseller, The Membership Economy. In this 3 1/2 minute summary, a number of the book’s most important points are strung together in a coherent, easy-to-follow, potent and rapid sequence – it added to my learning and I have read the book twice!
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Seeing Anew
My son, Gabe, has got the photo bug. Last week he bought a new digital camera that does just about everything imaginable. Saturday he and I went out on the road for a full day of picture taking. He took pictures of plants, buildings, and people. I started by taking pictures of him. Then I
Seth Kahan interviews Veronica Meadows on Measuring Member Engagement
Veronica Meadows is Director, Member Engagement, at the Council of Landscape Architectural Regulatory Boards (CLARB). They have a reputation for stellar leadership performance and innovative approaches to tough issues. Veronica shares about their work on member engagement at CLARB.
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Off to School!
I dropped Sita off at doggy school Saturday. I hope she’ll come back with a PhD. But a BA would be great. If she just learns a couple of classes really well, I will be satisfied! Sita, at 120#, is one big puppy. She has two traits that are bred into her genes (1) she
The 4 Forces of Business Disruption
The 4 types of business disruption are laid out as are strategies for using any one of them to your advantage.
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Doing and Being
Here in Washington, DC, I live in a land of obsessed with doing. But there is another way, known to many, which is all about being. Our brains are made to do and be. Doing is all about getting things done, analyzing, breaking things down into their parts, plotting the path from point A to
Speed of Execution
Speed of execution is the single most important differentiator for leaders who consistently succeed in the market place when it comes to change and innovation. There are three qualities that add up to speed of execution: opportunism, speedy internal mobilization and responsiveness.
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Golden Shadow
Your beauty often shines in the areas where you struggle most. The Jungian idea of a shadow is that part of yourself that you do not claim, that you do not state or assert is part of you. Most often it refers to something that you are ashamed of or embarassed by. Inside that category
