Adaptability
The Cyber War Against Russia: Three Things We Can Learn About High Performing Global Teams Paid Members Public
There is an updated model to how people work in the world for the biggest impact. We do not know how the war in Ukraine will unfold. Nor do we know what Anonymous will do next. But we do know that a global group of individuals with a shared purpose can make a significant mark on the world stage.
Entrepreneurship, Complexity, and Data Science: Part II Paid Members Public
The mathematical study of business models, especially orchestrators, can lead us to know the answer to questions still foreign to us today. How does a business model die? Is there a scale on which it is impossible to maintain the scale of the model? Why are they so difficult to reproduce?
The Age of Adaptability: Are You Still Doing The Same As 10 Years Ago? Time to Move. Paid Members Public
As platforms, formats, regulations, and the pandemic continue to evolve, ADAPTABILITY will continue to be the greatest asset in building an effective and resilient year.
The Three Pillars Of Great Leadership Paid Members Public
Great leadership is built on three pillars. Three pillars which, if you focus on applying each day, from this point forward, will help you become a great leader … not just sometimes, but the majority of the time.
What If We Could Overcome Paralysis? Save Billions In Public Spending AND Transform Millions Of Lives To A Better Future? Paid Members Public
In this Exponential Age, we can create 10x benefits for people experiencing paralysis. By (re) directing investments to enable exponential personal autonomy and wellbeing.
Nature’s Ingenuity Paid Members Public
The amygdala was our survival kit during the ‘slow days of some 50.000 years ago,’ while walking across the steppe, helping us to make fast decisions in case of danger. In today’s fast society, dangerous animals have been replaced by intangible sources of fear that ‘alert’ us. Switching
Best Practice From The Exponential Transformation of Two Airports Paid Members Public
There was a need to adapt to the impact of the accelerating technological change.
Addressing The Adaptability Gap in Organizations Paid Members Public
The results showed that exponentially minded respondents’ average adaptability levels were higher than the global average norm established in the study across the four dimensions and the overall score.
