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Reduce fear to release potential

by Andrew Bass | Blog, Culture, Innovation, Leadership

Fear is a bigger factor in organizational life than we like to admit, and it works against many of the best-practices that are espoused by leaders and their gurus. Reduce fear, and a lot of good things can happen. To start with, I’ve found that senior people often...

Ideas are two-a-penny, but insights are golden

by Andrew Bass | Articles, Blog, Executive Effectiveness, Limiting Mindsets

Henry Ford is famously supposed to have said: “If I’d asked people what they wanted, they’d have said ‘a faster horse'”. (It’s doubtful that he did say this by the way, but in these days of fake news many would regard it as ‘a...

Awayday questions from The South China Sea

by Andrew Bass | Blog, From Strategy to Action, Strategy

The South China Sea is often in the news as a geopolitical and economic hot-spot. What are the factors that make this region so strategically important, and what lessons does this have for business growth? Here are some key factors: The South China Sea has valuable...

How would you know if you were living in a world of illusion?

by Andrew Bass | Blog, Getting good information, Managing Uncertainty

Nick Bostrom, a philosopher from Oxford, and Elon Musk, everybody’s favourite example of an entrepreneur these days, both seriously seem to believe we are living in a computer simulation like the one in the film, The Matrix. I think they’re bonkers. But...

Can London provide parental guidance to Uber?

by Andrew Bass | Blog, Innovation, Managing Uncertainty

Kids test boundaries to learn what works and what doesn’t. It can be annoying, but it’s apparently a necessary process. And it’s a process that wise adults handle with care, because there are traps. The critical parent succumbs to their annoyance and stifles the...

Can you be incrementally disruptive? 

by Andrew Bass | Blog, From Strategy to Action, Managing Uncertainty

It sounds like a contradiction but I wonder if that’s what Daimler has managed to do. They’ve certainly got great coverage in the FT today.  They’ve produced automated (not autonomous) versions of their trucks, fitted them with snow ploughs, and programmed them to...
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