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Compare top execs, innovative vs not

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
Most companies top execs feel job is to facilitate innovation. Most innovative companies top execs don't simply delegate creative work.
5 Discovery Skills

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
Associating, Questioning, Observing, Experimenting, Networking
What makes innovators different?

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
Creative Intelligence and using the 5 discovery skills

Act different to think different.
Define: Associating

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
"the ability to connect seemingly unrelated, questions, problems, and ideas from different fields"

The more you practice, the easier it becomes
How to do/practice Questioning

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
Find the right Q's.
Challenge the status quo
"Why", "why not", "What if"
Challenge assumptions
Imagine opposites / devils advocate
Great Q's impose constraints
Examples of experimenting

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
Trying out pilots, prototypes, and ideas.
Intellectual exploration, physical tinkering, disassembling, engaging in new surroundings

(living overseas helps with this trait)
Examples of networking

[HBR The Innovators DNA]
Find and test ideas through other people to get different perspectives and extend knowledge domain

Attend idea conferences

Talk with people in other fields
["Entrepreneur Behaviors, Opportunity Recognition, and The Origins of Innovative Ventures" by Jeff Dyer, Hal Gregersen, and Clay Christiansen]
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