Fourteen Ways To Say NO To Innovation & Change
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There are a few "checks" we deemed as very much alive and well in the education world. Here is a sample to get you started:
#4 - "Show you're the smartest guy in the room. Make skepticism your middle name".
No explanation needed here.
# 8 - "We've tried that before and it didn't work." Okay, does it matter WHEN you tried it
(ie. when it was the education "fad" at the time)? Guess it might matter if the Internet wasn't even "invented" yet and globalization was a board game called "Risk"...
#5 - "The data" Okay, cherry-pick the study or the school or the moment in time to validate your points and position. But don't stop there. Take it even further and throw out everything the other side stands for to the brink of destruction. You must call all their initiatives "pure garbage". Nothing less will do. Winning must be complete and thorough or there will be doubt as to your standing.
We had some fun with these two videos (we added a second one too which is a quick promo for Moon's new book "Different", which we thought was "creative") - let us know what you
think -
--C.J.
Youngme Moon is the Donald K. David Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School. Her research focuses on marketing innovation and brand differentiation.
At the Harvard Business School, Youngme teaches one of the most sought-after courses in the school's curriculum. She has received numerous awards for teaching excellence, and has published some of the best-selling case studies in the world.
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My Anti-Creativity Checklist from Youngme Moon on Vimeo.
"Different" by Youngme Moon from Youngme Moon on Vimeo.


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