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How can you innovate without causing mass disruption?

Cultivate an open mind, the capacity to observe and the ability to challenge widely held assumptions so you can embrace imaginative alternative solutions.

Based on

Beyond Disruption: Innovate and Achieve Growth without Displacing Industries, Companies, or Jobs by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne, Harvard Business Review Press, 2023.

1. OPEN UP YOUR CHAKRAS (AND YOUR MIND)

  • Forget the current framework and context: the market right now, its players and the rules of the game are all barriers and obstacles that influence the way you see reality – and that hold you back.
  • Cultivate your own agency, i.e. your capacity to shape your environment, create new scenarios and picture the future without following ready-written scripts. Systematically challenge the world around you, asking yourself: “And why not?” or “But what if?”
  • Use technology as a means, not as an end. Focus on the requirements of your potential future clients. Some technological breakthroughs are awe-inspiring but don’t fulfill any needs!
  • Don’t trust the myth of the brilliant but lonely innovator. Creativity is a team sport; everybody’s ideas are welcome. Innovation that will make a difference can emerge from discussions and brainstorming at any level of an organization.

Tipp-Ex correction fluid from Newell Brands was invented by a female assistant whose hobby was painting.

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Marianne Gerard
Published by Marianne Gerard
A graduate of HEC and the Master's program in Psychology at Université Paris Cité, Marianne combines her expertise in management and human sciences to produce written content in the fields of higher education, publishing, and corporate communication. She also works as a psychologist.