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Tag Archives: Innovation
#WorkingOutLoud on the Scale of Leadership
This week i have been playing around with some work around the scale of Organisations, and how they can grow, whilst remaining ‘small’. This illustration is one of a series that consider how different aspects of the Organisation scale: comparing … Continue reading
The Complexity of Scale and the Ways that we Change
Some things are large, and others are small, but their effect does not always correlate to size. I’m taking some time this week to consider ‘scale’, with a view to understanding what it is exactly that we need to grow, … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Change, Community, Effects, Innovation, Leadership, Organisations, Profit, Resource, Scale, Social Age
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The Social Age Guidebook Series: Free Action Focussed Resources
Over the last two years i have published six Guidebooks in the Social Age series: they’ve formed a clear attempts to carry work forward from the blog into a more developed, and action focussed, format. Broadly speaking, each takes an … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Collaboration, Community, Culture, Leadership, Learning, Social Learning
Tagged Book, Change, Culture, Free, Guidebooks, Innovation, Leadership, Learning, Social Age
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Domain to Dynamic: A New Model of Organisational Design [Pt 3] – Codified Strength to Individual Agency
This is the third in a series of articles charting the evolution of Organisations ‘from Domain to Dynamic’. In the first piece i discussed the evolution of Organisations, and the way they built out Domains and Hierarchy, as mechanisms of … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Leadership
Tagged Agency, Change, Individual Agency, Innovation, Leadership, Scaffolding, Space
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The New York Dereliction Walk: Failure, Innovation, and Social Movements for Change
Things change: the cities, towns, and rural landscapes that we live within do not form a passive backdrop to our actions, but rather cast a sharp shadow from them. Today i am sharing my full notes and research for ‘The … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Change, Coffee, Dereliction, Failure, Grand Central Station, Innovation, New York, Stonewall Inn, The High Line, Walking
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New York: Looking Up
My head is caught up in perspectives: as i plan the Dereliction Walk, i’m walking around the city, choosing locations, sitting writing in cafes. Head down. Focussed. When we are focussed, it’s hard to look up. And not ‘looking up’ … Continue reading
12 Modes of Innovation
Arguably, there is only one definition of ‘innovation’, which must read something like ‘to create something outside a known frame of understanding’: for me there is something about looking beyond the frames and context that we know, and looking through … Continue reading
Illustrating the New York ‘Dereliction Walk’
I’m creating the map for the New York ‘Dereliction Walk’, which i shared a short post on last week. Today i have completed four illustrations, three of them for locations on the map, and one for the cover of a … Continue reading
Posted in Exploration
Tagged Change, Dereliction, High Line, Innovation, New York, Stonewall Inn, Urban Exploration
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