When I started this podcast I never thought I'd get the 200 let alone 300 episodes, but here we are. Thank you; thank you to all the listeners around the world. In this podcast I share my thoughts on what the top 10 all-time podcasts are from these first 300.

One of the most proven innovation best practices is artificial intelligence. We use an AI capability to conduct deep and broad searches around the world to better understand trends, facts, issues, and much more. This capability recently revealed some of the major issues being faced by countries around the world between now and 2025.

Periodically we have discussions with key industry innovation leaders. Our goals are to learn about their challenges, capabilities, and understanding of major innovation trends in their business. We take all the information that we learn and roll it up into a summary – this podcast shares those key insights.

Steve Jobs told innovators that one home run innovation (think iPhone) is much better than two innovation doubles to use a baseball analogy. Unfortunately, the vast majority of Fortune 500 companies are not and have not followed this sage advice….but hey should and this is how.

James Hlavacek’s book Fat Cats Don’t Hunt shares some truly valuable and powerful insights. These core values from his decades of success are right for any business.

I had heard about and explored Alibaba briefly but when I did a deep dive recently I was impressed beyond any expectations I could've had. They are not only an amazing seller of products but are also one of the most successful innovators in the world.

This podcast peers into the future with the aid of artificial intelligence to see the trends that will make a big difference in the future of everyone. Knowing with these trends are can help innovators proactively address threats and optimize opportunities. Contact: [email protected]

Our relationship with innovation failure is critical to innovation success. There is a lot we can learn about this from scientists. For example, Edison had 1000 failures before successfully inventing the light bulb.

The Harvard Innovation Labs pioneered some new innovation approaches that have subsequently been adopted in a variety of forms by many others. There are some good practices going on here that all of us can learn from.

The change from handheld calculators to computers changed the world of innovation possibilities. With the advent of quantum computing another major advancement in innovation possibilities is emerging. This is an early on update on what is happening that I will update periodically.