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Jan 27, 2023 14 min

33. What To Do With Failed Glue?

from Innovation Driven Growth Hosted by David L. Peterson

🧑‍🔬 A story about a classic failure. 00:59 💡 The weak glue had a commercial value - the birth of the post-it notes. 03:02 ✅ Success was born out of failure - the value was unrelated to the original purpose. 07:42 🎯 How willing are you to allow your staff to experience failure? 09:51 🤓 Are you encouraging employees to think of and articulate ideas, even crazy and failed ones? 11:11 🕰️ Your eureka moment might be years down the road. 12:45 History of 3M’s Post-it-Notes: www.post-it.com/3M/en_US/post-it/contact-us/about-us Email David: [email protected] Connect with David: www.linkedin.com/in/dlpspeaks Learn more about David: www.davidpeterson.com Consult with David: www.i7strategies.com Sail with David: www.i7sailing.com

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A failure in innovation can still lead to success. Sometimes when you are on the road to a successful innovation it is possible to create accidental successes along the way. An innovation that didn’t meet the requirements for one project may be a “eureka moment” for another one even years later. Try to encourage even the craziest ideas to be shared and advocated for within your business, because a network of people with individual problems and potential solutions can lead to the next million-dollar market opportunity. Celebrate today’s failures to increase your opportunities for future success!

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