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Leadership Book Club: How to Read Courageous Cultures With Your Team

Let's Grow Leaders

We love learning about what’s resonating, and most importantly, how teams are applying what they’re reading as they grow leaders and encourage courage and innovation. You can also download (or listen to) the first chapter and the foreword from Amy Edmondson. You’ve got to do something with what you read.

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50+ Examples of “Successful Leadership Requires…” | Ron Edmondson

Ron Edmondson

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7 Ways to Encourage a Team to Be More Innovative

Ron Edmondson

Most leaders want to lead an innovative organization. But as leaders, we can’t force innovation. We can’t mandate our people to be innovative. We can’t mandate our people to be innovative. And the longer people haven’t been innovative, the the more difficult it is to get them innovating again.

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Does Your Culture Produce Innovators or Followers?

Ron Edmondson

His statement was that he “ wants to lead an organization that produces innovative leaders. An atmosphere that produces innovative leaders, for example, has more to do with culture than it does any programs or activities the organization does – and sometimes even the type of people the organization hires.

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How to Use Intelligent Failure and Controlled Chaos to Strengthen Agility Ability

The Practical Leader

In his article on “Crafting Strategy,” McGill University professor and management author, Henry Mintzberg, provides a good example of innovation and organizational learning in high-performing, agile organizations: “Out in the field, a salesman visits a customer. Many innovations were unplanned and unexpected.

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Invent Now – Tweak Later

Ron Edmondson

Apparently, it takes time for innovation to ultimately find it’s true destination. Another example, plastic was invented years before someone thought to mass produce it. We should not be afraid of small doses of innovation. We often need a fresh dose of innovation. I love that. Hopefully you get the idea.

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3 Functions Within Life Cycles of an Organization

Ron Edmondson

Personal example: I love being a starter. I can live in the finisher role for a time if it involves development or innovation, but I always drift back to starting something new. The post 3 Functions Within Life Cycles of an Organization appeared first on Ron Edmondson. I have found it rare for someone to be gifted in all three.