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The Monday Morning Memo

Steve Wunker, a master of innovation, says these Three Big Myths are holding most companies back.

Myth #1: A company needs to invent a better product or service to be “innovative.”
Myth #2: The hardest part of innovation is hitting on the “big idea.”
Myth #3: Innovation is the exclusive province of high-tech companies.

Wunker says every company, big and small, can innovate, but the real secret is to trailblaze, to go where no company in your category has ever gone before. Listen and learn as Steve Wunker tells roving reporter Rotbart Where to begin, How to begin, and Who should lead the effort.

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“1    Fake elections
2    Serious sexism
3    Controlled mass media
4    Power of corporations protected
5    Obsession with national security
6    Rampant cronyism and corruption
7    Religion and ruling elites tied together
8    Obsession with crime and punishment
9    Power of labor suppressed or eliminated
10    Disdain for the importance of human rights
11    The supremacy of the military or avid militarism
12    Powerful and continuous expressions of nationalism
13    Disdain and suppression of intellectuals and the arts
14    Identification of enemies or scapegoats to unite the population behind the ruler”

- Laurence W. Britt, The 14 Defining Characteristics of Fascism (2003) Did any of those seem familiar?

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