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The Real World Has No Bulls-Eyes
When starting an innovation journey, it's not about choosing where you'll end up — but about choosing the right direction to walk.
The Power of Patterns in Business Model Innovation
The world is composed of patterns. It's not about thinking outside the box, but about finding the right box in which to think.
Figuring out what to do — what I like to call "picking a direction to walk" — always has to come before figuring out how we get there.
Mentorship isn't about just giving advice or receiving advice. Good mentorship results in a bi-directional exchange of value.
Innovation vs invention. Is innovation the same thing as invention? In a followup to "What is Innovation", JDM talks about the differences between inventing and innovating.
Innovation is always one of three things: creating new value, increasing value, or decreasing cost.
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