Eenvoudig innoveren (36): De innovatieparadox

Een eerste experiment in een beheersbaar project. Een zomerse rij paradoxale stellingen.
Employ methods that are as disorderly as life itself.

We feel more alive during times of crises than periods of calm.

A good research man fails every time but the last one.

For corrections to occur, mistakes must be made.

Those who do well in school, find it hard to take risks later.

Xerox is a classic example of a business that was too successful.

Nothing is as hard to see as what’s right before our eyes.

Innovators are seldom easy to be around.

We may not know until late in life where we actually succeeded, and where we didn’t.

When nothing is sure, everything is possible.

Innovation is hard to schedule.

It is when we think we lead, that we are most led.

All true knowledge contradicts common sense.

The foolish man wonders at the unusual; the wise man at the usual.

Volgende keer: Controle