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#ReviewswithRanjani #PODSHORTS Genre – NonFiction – Innovation Book 38/52 Book – Medici Effect, What Elephants and Epidemics Can Teach Us About Innovation The Medici Effect : What Elephants and Epidemics Can Teach Us About Innovation Diversity drives innovation – We’ll today talk about how break through insights lies at the intersection of ideas, fields …
#ReviewswithRanjani #PODSHORTS Genre – NonFiction – Entrepreneurship, Leaderships, Startups Book 36/52 Book – The Monk and the Riddle The Art of Creating a Life While Making a Living – Lessons from a Startup VC “And then there is the most dangerous risk of all- the risk of spending your life not doing what you want …
Hi All! Here is your weekly dose of “5 Point Saturdays,” interesting tidbits from what I have been Reading: Latest reviews, Books, Weekly challenges, Learning Hacks, and More! Point [1] – What I’m reading Monk and the Riddle: The Art of Creating a Life While Making a Living. Here is one of my favorite quotes in …
[Point 1] What I’m reading [or listening to on Audible] — 1) American Dirt, Jeanine Cummins – This extraordinary 2020 published book by an American author was featured as part of Oprah’s book club and soon catapulted to fame. Captivating from the very first page, this book talks about the ordeal of a Mexican woman who …
Imagine a terrible epidemic has broken out in a community and you are the healthcare strategist in charge for taking action. It is believed that 600 lives are at stake and you could choose between one of two vaccines The first vaccine will definitely save 200 lives The second vaccine is experimental and has a …
How the frame of reference defines risk and innovation Read More »
“I couldn’t put this down. I’ll never stop thinking about it’, reads a review of this title. I can’t agree more. Book – American Dirt Genre : Fiction – Suspense 3.8/5 Book 34/52 2020 #reviewswithranjani “I couldn’t put this down. I’ll never stop thinking about it’, reads a review of this title. I can’t agree more. …
I’ve been doing this online course from Stanford on ‘Leading Innovation‘ which has some really interesting interviews. As part of the module that talks about the differences between creative and routine work, the professor introduces IDEO’s former partner Diego Rodriguez and his 21 principles for Innovation. The 19th principle is to ‘Be remarkable’. This is …
#ReviewswithRanjani #PODSHORTS Genre – NonFiction – Work, Management Book 33/52 Book – Linchpin, Seth Godin “There used to be two teams in every workplace: management and labour. Now there’s a third team, the linchpins. These people invent, lead (regardless of title), connect others, make things happen, and create order out of chaos. They figure out …
Episode 19 – Are you indispensable? How to be a linchpin in life and in your career? Read More »
“How do we distribute wealth in a world where humans do not work?” There is a lot of buzz around our future. Mankind’s future. On Singularity. On AI. On misinformation around AI. The hype around Deep Learning. On Universal Basic Income (UBI) and the arguments for and against it. And most importantly on the anxiety …
On the Future of Work and How Machines aren’t necessarily destroying it Read More »
“No matter what job you have in life, your success will be determined 5 percent by your academic credentials, 15 percent by your professional experiences and 80 percent by your communication skills” – Stephen Wang Unless one were to be living under the rock, it would have been very hard to have missed hearing from …
Translating Complex Issues Into Everyday Language – 7 Lessons learnt from Dr Faucci Read More »