In this episode, Mike finally addresses the age old question: Boxing or Jiu-Jitsu! He also discusses the triggers of innovation that he uses to help organizations drive innovation into their technology, processes, and products and services.

Links Mike references in his podcast:

Blueprint for Innovation - https://mikeiarossi.com/blueprint-for-innovation/

Boxing T-Shirt- https://www.praetoriancode.com.au/product/boxing-t-shirt-the-boxers-weapon-black/

YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHG0P_YjO6wVGva01GFZB0Q

In this episode, Mike and Matt chat about this thing called self-efficacy. What is it and how can we increase it.

In this episode, Mike and Matt answer some questions that came out of the imposter syndrome episode and discuss dealing with actual imposters. The conversation then moves on to this thing called leadership…what is it, can we learn it, are we born with it?

In this episode, Mike shares his update on the recent trailer purchase and uses this experience to go deeper into the conversation of making money.

In this episode, Mike shares his first experience with Kaizen and talks about how investing a few minutes each day into understanding your financial statements can help improve your competence as business owner or senior manager.

Mike and Matt discuss the idea of Locus of Control and how this concept translates into effective practises

Mike and Matt look into a culture where it’s the customer’s problem and business’s just absolve themselves of all responsibility

Mike and Matt look at the intricacies of Imposter Syndrome

We explore the definition of Innovation. There are effectively three things you should be concerned with when trying to define an innovation: diffusion, where is it being introduced; solution, how well it solves a problem; and evolution, to what extent it impacts markets. Now let me unpack the moving parts.

For a comprehensive look at the Spectrum of Innovation click here

Mike explores the idea of making money