Jim has had an impressive 40 year career working with some of the most successful companies in the world. We discuss key innovation insights and his new book, Fat Cats Don’t Hunt.

This is a different podcast because it updates listeners you on of the biggest innovation projects on the planet today. Producing energy through fusion is making dramatic progress. This innovation will revolutionize so much of our world that I wanted to give you the latest news and expectations.

My podcasts on personal creativity are some of the most listen to podcasts This is another look at personal creativity but from a different perspective that could very well help many listeners be more creative.

Stimulus is one of the four elements that drives the power of Quantum Idea Generation 2.0. This recent article on the power of stimulus to immediately help you develop more and better innovative solutions is very supportive of an important innovation best practice.

This podcast is inspired by a Harvard Business Review article on massive company reorganization designed to single-mindedly make the company more innovative. A major Chinese company made highly innovative changes that I believe represent a model to guide innovation inspired reorganizations around the world.

anyone who has been in the field of innovation for more than a couple days knows that rejection and failure day are an integral part of the innovation experience. Learning how to deal with it – and not everyone does it well – can make the difference between an unsuccessful and successful innovator.

It is not often that I encounter articles and writing that so squarely hit the nail on the head. This is some truly insightful and valuable advice about how to be a great innovation leader.

After an impressive startup, MoviePass has struggled with its business model innovation. While it is still a work in progress, there are already key lessons to be learned about what works and what may not work.

This podcast is drawn from very provocative article the reports on the not so healthy state of innovation in many larger corporations. This is 100% consistent with what we find in our conversations every week with corporate innovators. Listen to the problem and some interesting solutions.

At the heart of successful innovation you need to develop the optimally persuasive marketing message that is your best possible reflection of your basic product or service concept. If you want a highly persuasive marketing message make your innovation dramatically better than your competition.