Structured Innovation
Iain BaxterShort reads about practical approaches to innovation and product management.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | structuredinnovation.substack.com |
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How to Save Time and Get to the Point with Shorter Emails
Have you ever received an email that was like a never-ending essay? You open it, scroll a bit, and realise it will take ages to read and understand. You have more important things to do, so don't read it, but you worry that you might have m...
10 minutes a day that changed my life
Meditation (or maybe podcasts) is the most impactful thing that’s affected my life in the last 10 years. OK having kids was, but meditation is 2nd and I’ll make podcasts 3rd. I discovered the Headspace app circa 2015 when I heard someone ta...
How to Build a Strong Team
In the 1940s psychologist Abraham Maslow had a go at understanding human nature. He studied mature, successful and fulfilled people and concluded that we could all be like this if we could overcome our inner blocks. You might have heard of ...
Team Healthcheck - The 30,000 Feet Retrospective from Spotify
Healthy teams are more productive, creative, successful and happy. Regular retrospectives are good at continuously improving teams on a frequent basis but they’re not so good at measuring the change in team health over a longer period of ti...
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Facilitation guy into using logical approaches to get sh!t done really efficiently. Founder of Bright 7.
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