Kenneth Collett

Tag: Innovation

  • Enrollment and buy-in

    When we want to make a change, a change for ourselves or a change that helps others get to where they want to go, we’re going to need enrolment. There’s no way around it. Enrolment. Your name needs to be on the roll, the long list of names rolled up into a scroll in Medieval…

  • Fully baked

    When we get a taste of something amazing, a new innovation, a work of art, an incredible song, it’s easy to forget that often, we’re tasting something fully baked. The fact that it’s fully baked is so obvious that it hides in plain sight. But before it was fully baked, it was a bunch of…

  • It’s time ‘synthetic’ got some better P.R.

    Could it be that ‘authentic’ is overrated? Could it be that you should be a little more synthetic? Authentic has a lot of good P.R., synthetic – not so much. We tend to think of authentic as pure, the true version, the real deal, and we tend to think of synthetic as artificial, not natural,…

  • Innovating without a 4th wall

    I’ve been an entertainer for 28 years. Not an actor, an entertainer. One difference between the two is the 4th wall. When you’re an entertainer, there isn’t one. When there’s no 4th wall and you get something right, you know, you can feel it. And when you get it wrong, when something bombs, you feeeeeel…