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Moving to Substack: A New Chapter

Innovation veteran Phil McKinney launches "Studio Notes" on Substack—revealing untold stories from 30 years of innovation leadership. What really happens in Fortune 100 boardrooms? Discover raw wisdom from failures and successes. Experience innovation's human journey as lived, not taught.

Moving to Substack: A New Chapter

A New Dawn for Leadership: Embracing Change in the 21st Century

Did you know 75% of employees want their workplace to adopt a collective leadership model? This change will redefine success, radically increase agility, and spur innovation.

A team making a collective decision as a team

Sandra Howe on Innovation Timing and Collaboration

Sandra Howe, an award-winning technology expert, joins us to discuss the effectiveness of pairing good timing with collaboration. The need for innovators willing to work with each other rather than against is progressing. Thanks to the swiftly changing technology market. The necessity for broadband internet is ever-increasing, especially in recent

Sandra Howe on Innovation Timing and Collaboration

Merrick Porchéddu on NFT Innovation Through Artist Uprising

Artist Uprising connects creative talent with large corporations and businesses. The company started with Merrick’s passion for artists and her desire to see “starving artists” get paid. Many talented artists lack business skills. There is a need for them to bridge the gap between their work and the business

Artist Uprising

The 8 Things Your Innovation Leader Should Bring To Your Organization S13 Ep18

Download The_8_Things_Your_Innovation_Leader_Should_Bring_To_Your_Organization_S13_Ep18.mp3 This is for CxO's or those who want to eventually be a CxO. How are you thinking about innovation within your organization? What are you doing to ensure that you have the right

The 8 Things Your Innovation Leader Should Bring To Your Organization S13 Ep18

Stop Being Negative: Become an Anti-Critic

It’s an unfortunate fact that the world is full of critics who feel that it’s their place to put others down left and right, based on their ideas, actions, and even personal beliefs. It seems that being negative is the order of the day, based on its prevalence among TV pundits, editorials, and anony

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Our tendency to over protect ideas hinders innovation

Many brilliant new ideas seemingly appear from outer-space. Some call them Aha! Moments, Epiphanies, and Flashes of Insight. Writer Steven Johnson disagrees and instead believes that the right conditions and collaborations are the spark for these new ideas. While collaborations produce the right cir

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