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Move Slow and Fix Things

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Welcome, ghosts - by Simon Sarris - The Map is Mostly Water

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John Koenig • Edward Lando

Bad things can happen fast but almost all good ideas happen slowly and face initial resistance.

One does not get a jet engine by improving the propeller. One does not breed horses until they give birth to a car. Telephones did not come from research on mail. Where on earth did the inspiration for the transistor and these other "leaps" of innovation come from to begin with?

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Bill Gates on Microsoft's "hard-core detractors" December 4, 1993

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Greatness Without Goals

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Interview: Kevin Kelly, Editor, Author, and Futurist

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1.0 Is the Loneliest Number

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ideas start out lonely and fragile. but you have to ship early and often. the longer it's been since the last release the more pressure there is.

Harness Your Network to Unlock Innovation

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LLaura Pike Seeley

Our research shows that leaders at genuinely innovative companies consciously avoid that trap by deliberately seeking and spending time with people we call innovation catalysts: individuals who have a knack for cultivating networks that combine a sense of community and a diversity of perspectives.