Adapt or die
Last Tuesday I attended a discussion at NESTA with Tim Harford, FT columnist and author of the Undercover Economist, to mark the launch of his new book ‘Adapt’. The book explores […]
Author Archives: Hannah Griffiths
Performativity — Is our obsession with grades, targets and tests impeding our ability to radically innovate?
“If you’re not prepared to be wrong, you’ll never come up with anything original” — Sir Ken Robinson The need for radical innovation There’s no denying it. The earth is […]
One to watch
Kathryn Schulz – On being wrong http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/kathryn_schulz_on_being_wrong.html A thought provoking look at our failure adverse culture. A culture in which according to Schulz, we ‘always think that we are right’, […]
What is innovation?
I recently attended an innovation workshop, whose aim was to help London based Social Enterprises better understand and utilise innovation techniques for a more efficient business. The morning was a […]
