Highlighted Publications of 2014
Along with one of the highly acclaimed must read business books “Everything Connects”; in 2014 Shadoka founder Faisal Hoque also published several dozen articles. These are some of his most trended publications on entrepreneurship, creativity, innovation, and leadership of 2014. These publications have been read and shared by thousands of readers globally.
For Our World by Mattie Stepanek
“We need to notice. Just notice. Notice for a moment…Before the future slips away…Into ashes and dust of humility.”
Madiba – The Unconquerable Soul
“The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” – Madiba
Breaking Down Business Innovation Today Vs. 1961
Innovation is more than a new gizmo or a slick website. It’s an entirely new way of thinking–something AT&T understood all the way back in 1961.
5 Inspirational Mantras For 2013
Inspiration can come from anywhere and anyone. Mine often comes from books and movies–books and movies that combine life stories with a spiritual journey.
Is Crowdsourcing The Right Choice For Your Business?
Crowdsourcing will only grow, and it’s up to you to weigh the risks and benefits of using it to extend your enterprise.
@ 33Voices :: 10 Inspirational Moments from Faisal Hoque
“Everything in life – personally and professionally – is a journey.” ~ Faisal Hoque
My Interview with Skip Prichard
“I’ve enjoyed getting to know Faisal Hoque, CEO of BTM Corporation. His story is the classic success story. He moved to the United States from Bangladesh with nothing and now is regularly cited as a business and technology expert. We discussed his leadership journey, his views on company culture, and his latest book.” – Skip Prichard
Innovation Fails Because ______________.
‘Earlier this week, Faisal Hoque wrote an interesting essay for Fast Company called Why Innovation Fails. I brought that story to Facebook and Twitter, with this request: Finish this sentence: “Innovation fails because ______________.” The responses were thought-provoking, and sometimes funny.’
Why Innovation Fails
In an age of unanswerable questions, asking the right question might just be the answer.