1. The genius in attributing well

    The genius in attributing is - when your work gets validated before you; work on your imagination then.

    I always meant to keep this : Iterate on the solution.

    Further on related topic this week - http://j.mp/J3abyB/ and Seth Godin on exceeding your expectations http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2012/05/the-quickest-way-to-get-things-done-and-make-change-and.html

    Don’t demand authority. Eagerly take responsibility. Relentlessly give credit.

  2. Excited to look at 6 chapter worth of experiments and new models by C. Zook and J. Allen REPEATABILITY →

    Authors build on the basic premise, complexity is the silent killer of profitable growth.

    Our data shows simplicity, focus and mastering the art of continuous change nearly always trump strategies of radical change or constant reinvention.

    In their second venture as author they bring a concise model, Iteration as the design principle to its “Triumph of Simplicity”. The book starts with “Great Repeatable Model” to adaptability , as a basic form to rapidly adapt and change without succumbing to complexity.

    Spread over 6 chapters - 288 pages, is well edited and a very interesting read from Clay Christiansen model of disruption and change.

    Further reading on this topic

    1. http://amzn.to/JwSF3v - Profit from the Core: A Return to Growth in Turbulent Times by Chris Zook.
    2. Disruptive Innovation - Clay www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5FxFfymI4g&sns=tw

    (Source: chiefexecutive.net)

  3. Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled.

    — It was conceived 37 years ago by HBS professor Howard Stevenson - Breakthrough Entrepreneurship

    (Source: t.co)