The business world is a symphony of players and elements that only works when everything interconnects harmoniously. Continuous innovation and continuous learning are required for any sustained connection and success.
February 6, 2014 | by Martin Zwilling
I often hear the popular notion that successful entrepreneurs are built from a single heroic insight or a single innovation. This is just plain wrong. The business world is a symphony of players and elements that only works when everything interconnects harmoniously. Continuous innovation and continuous learning are required for any sustained connection and success.
I’ve long believed these principles, but I’ve never been able to explain them as well as my friend Faisal Hoque, with Drake Baer, in their new book “Everything Connects.” Hoque’s great insights on how to transform and lead businesses in this age of creativity, innovation, and sustainability are based on his own serial entrepreneur experiences, as well as his study of Eastern philosophies.
Read the full article @Forbes.
