What Is An ‘Innovation Culture?’

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Whether you are in business or not, whatever you are doing right now, today, if you are not pursuing innovation, if you are not creating something new, your days are numbered.

Innovation is the key. Without it, you are not going to survive.

According to Peter Sander, ‘Innovation culture is a work environment that enhances, rather than impedes, the delivery of visionary products to the market.’ If you can’t do it, other companies will do it for you.

But for people looking for work, before you accept any job offer, try to understand what they stand for. It is better now than later.

If you love to innovate, to change, to modify, to create, then ‘an innovation culture’ is for you. But if you don’t like chaos, stress, discomfort, then it is not for you.

Don’t hang in there. Instead, go out there and look for your own culture. It does not make you a loser. It means you know what you want for yourself.

It means you know what is good for you. And it means you know where you are going. And you will get there.

Change In All Things Is Sweet

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“Change in all things is sweet.”- Aristotle

What is he talking about? “Change in all things is sweet.” If change in all things is really sweet, why do so many of us “hate” to change? If it is so good, why do we hate it? Why?

Because change is scary. Change is not comfortable. Change is innovative. Even though change is scary, it is still the best way forward. If you don’t change, time will pass you by. If you don’t change, how can you grow? Your future depends on your ability to change.

Change is scary, but embrace it. That is the only way forward. I don’t know five or six ways to change your life. I do know that if you embrace change, you are set for the future. But if you don’t, you will be left behind. Do you want to be left behind?

Change is what will take you from here to there. Are you ready to love change?

“Change in all things is sweet.”-

Aristotle

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