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This excerpt from Leapfrogging by Soren Kaplan and Marshall Goldsmith, as indicated by the publishing information, aims to guide readers on achieving business breakthroughs by embracing surprise. The introduction recounts Kaplan's experience at a Paris café, which became a pivotal insight into surpassing conventional norms. The text further explores the concept of "leapfrogging," using examples like Intuit's QuickBooks, Unilever's Magnum, and KIPP schools to illustrate how unexpected occurrences and novel approaches can lead to significant success. The book emphasizes shifting mindsets, taking small experimental steps, learning from perceived failures, and leveraging one's unique strengths to navigate the journey toward transformative business outcomes.
By Panigrahi NirmaThis excerpt from Leapfrogging by Soren Kaplan and Marshall Goldsmith, as indicated by the publishing information, aims to guide readers on achieving business breakthroughs by embracing surprise. The introduction recounts Kaplan's experience at a Paris café, which became a pivotal insight into surpassing conventional norms. The text further explores the concept of "leapfrogging," using examples like Intuit's QuickBooks, Unilever's Magnum, and KIPP schools to illustrate how unexpected occurrences and novel approaches can lead to significant success. The book emphasizes shifting mindsets, taking small experimental steps, learning from perceived failures, and leveraging one's unique strengths to navigate the journey toward transformative business outcomes.