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Great Lifehack piece today Here - the short list is below

1. Have a Vision for Change

You cannot expect your team to be innovative if they do not know the direction in which they are headed. Innovation has to have a purpose.

2. Fight the Fear of Change

Innovative leaders constantly evangelise the need for change.

3. Think like a Venture Capitalist

VCs use a portfolio approach so that they balance the risk of losers with the upsides of winners.

4. Have a Dynamic Suggestions Scheme

Great suggestion schemes are focused, easy to use, well-resourced, responsive and open to all.

5. Break the Rules

To achieve radical innovation you have to challenge all the assumptions that govern how things should look in your environment. Business is not like sport with well-defined rules and referees.

6. Give Everyone Two Jobs

Give all your people two key objectives.

7. Collaborate

Many CEOs see collaboration as key to their success with innovation.

8. Welcome Failure

The innovative leader encourages a culture of experimentation.

9. Build Prototypes

Try the new idea at low cost in a section of the marketplace and see what the customer’s reaction is.

10. Be Passionate

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Posted by Rich White, filed under Blog, Vision. Date: April 15, 2009, 9:05 am |

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