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How to Make the Impossible Possible – Lessons from Kimberly Wiefling (EP26)
In this inspiring episode, Kimberly Wiefling shares her insights on how to transform the impossible into reality by harnessing creativity, innovation, and risk-taking.
Discover how fear of failure limits creativity, why businesses must embrace failure as part of the innovation process, and how incremental changes can't always deliver breakthroughs.
Key Topics:
✨ Why "impossible" is just a mindset limitation
🎯 The STOP method: Stop, Think, Organize, Plan
💡 Open Innovation and why big companies struggle with it
🌱 Creating psychological safety for innovation
🔄 The three horizons of innovation
🎮 Dark side thinking: using negative ideas to find solutions
Learn why:
- 98% of 5-year-olds are creative geniuses (and what happens after)
- It takes 3,000 raw ideas to get one commercial success
- Japanese companies say "7 times fall down, 8 times stand up"
- Diverse teams create better innovations
Perfect for entrepreneurs, innovators, and anyone ready to challenge "impossible"!
#Innovation #Entrepreneurship #SiliconValley #StartupAdvice #Leadership
Connect with the host Wilhelm Laubach (Will):
https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilhelmlaubach/
Connect with Kimberly Wiefling:
www.youtube.com/@ScrappyKimberlyWiefling
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scrappykimberlywiefling/
https://kimberlywiefling.com/
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By Wilhelm Laubach (Will), Christian Ruehringer (Chris)In this inspiring episode, Kimberly Wiefling shares her insights on how to transform the impossible into reality by harnessing creativity, innovation, and risk-taking.
Discover how fear of failure limits creativity, why businesses must embrace failure as part of the innovation process, and how incremental changes can't always deliver breakthroughs.
Key Topics:
✨ Why "impossible" is just a mindset limitation
🎯 The STOP method: Stop, Think, Organize, Plan
💡 Open Innovation and why big companies struggle with it
🌱 Creating psychological safety for innovation
🔄 The three horizons of innovation
🎮 Dark side thinking: using negative ideas to find solutions
Learn why:
- 98% of 5-year-olds are creative geniuses (and what happens after)
- It takes 3,000 raw ideas to get one commercial success
- Japanese companies say "7 times fall down, 8 times stand up"
- Diverse teams create better innovations
Perfect for entrepreneurs, innovators, and anyone ready to challenge "impossible"!
#Innovation #Entrepreneurship #SiliconValley #StartupAdvice #Leadership
Connect with the host Wilhelm Laubach (Will):
https://www.linkedin.com/in/wilhelmlaubach/
Connect with Kimberly Wiefling:
www.youtube.com/@ScrappyKimberlyWiefling
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scrappykimberlywiefling/
https://kimberlywiefling.com/