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.
Big Idea 2015: Rethinking Leadership for Creativity & Innovation
Learn to lead in ways that help rather than tell people to grow and align personal motivations with what your company needs.
Why Only The Agile Survive
The modern economy — local, domestic, and global — operates in a state of accelerating change, driven by increasing and changing competition.
7 Daily Mantras To Boost Your Productivity
Learning how and what to manage is something that we need to continually work at on a daily basis, and that eventually develops into the habit of being productive every day.
How Lego Survived Against All Odds—And You Can, Too
Survival in life or in business has always been about the human journey. Find out how Lego and its founder Ole Kirk Christiansen found the strength to rebuild over and over again with persistence, purpose, and reinvention.
Lessons On Mindfulness With Thought Leader Faisal Hoque
This timely wisdom comes from the heart of an unlikely yet self-proclaimed student of life, Faisal Hoque, who is in the business of innovation and new ventures.
“Everything Connects” Book Review, Entrepreneur ME Magazine
If there is a single line in this book that sums up what the author thinks of leadership, it is this: “Leadership is a way of owning the impact that you and your organization is going to have on the world.” Pick this one up when you want to challenge the champions of the old way of doing things, and perhaps encourage them to think in new ways.
How To Lead Business Innovation For Sustainability
Leading business innovation requires: leading with emotional intelligence, cultivating cross-collaborative organizations, and applying ‘accessible’ technology.
How To Create A Culture of Innovation
An innovative culture begins with accepting that the world really has changed and being open to more changes to come.
