Leading Effectively e-Newsletter - October 2006 Issue

October 2006

The Innovation Leader
Getting Started: Innovation Workbook

In his book Making the Invisible Visible: The Human Principles for Sustaining Innovation, Bob Rosenfeld offers numerous activities to help leaders understand and implement innovation. Here, for CCL's premium subscribers only, are a few activities adapted from the extensive workbook included in Making the Invisible Visible.

Looking for the Invisible
Sustaining innovation requires us to look beyond the techniques, tactics and results of our work. It requires an understanding of the underlying and often unseen principles that are at work. Rosenfeld has spent a career making the invisible visible, identifying the essential elements of innovation. You, too, can train your brain to look for hidden principles in your work.

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