but rarely [do organizations or people] take the pro-active steps necessary to fail quietly, and often, in private, in advance, when there’s still time to make things better Seth Godin
This is a much better way to fail – on purpose. When you know up front when you’re going to fail, the F word is not so scary … actually quite liberating in fact.
Seth’s list of when to fail – and not – makes a whole lotta sense.
When I saw this RSApresentation by Jeremy Rifkin on Homo empathicus in The Empathic Civilisation I was reminded of the post I wrote oh so long ago on our socialist nature.
I continued to mull on the “challenge” given in yesterday’s post to leverage time rather than be bound by time. The thoughts meandering their way through were … (and a really cool video follows) continue →