A 36-part framework on continuous career and organizational reinvention, preserving the microsite sequence.
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36 Lessons: The Art of the Infinite Pivot
A 36-part framework on continuous career and organizational reinvention, preserving the microsite sequence.
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- Ideas The greatest ROI is time
- Ideas Stop treating perishable expertise as permanent knowledge.
- Ideas Waiting for total clarity is the fastest way to become irrelevant".
- Ideas Remember that prolific can beat perfect.
- Ideas Never let your fear be the barrier to your future!
- Ideas Trade security for opportunity.
- Ideas Don't let your past define your future
- Ideas Every successful pivot requires a silent partner
- Ideas Remember that many opportunities are often found out on the edge
- Ideas Never forget that adaptability outranks experience.
- Ideas Regret is far more expensive than failure
- Ideas Chase the BIG things!
- Ideas Let relentless optimism define your core
- Ideas Make difficult decisions sooner. (Even when you don't want to)
- Ideas Waste time on frivolous things!
- Ideas Invest in your own experience. Do the work.
- Ideas Never trade your future reputation for a short-term paycheck
- Ideas Never let a win get to your head, or a loss to go to your heart.
- Ideas If you are the expert in the room, you are in the wrong room!
- Ideas It’s harder than they tell you, and more rewarding than you imagine.
- Ideas Stop underestimating the future value of your current insight.
- Ideas Remember that the future won’t wait for you to be ready.
- Ideas Success will often depend on what you choose to ignore.
- Ideas Always know that real progress is often invisible, boring, repetitive.
- Ideas Don’t be afraid to show up for big opportunities early!
- Ideas Never put yourself in a position in which you regret what you didn’t do.
- Ideas The variety of your voyage is your key weapon for regular reinvention
- Ideas You should never wait for the world to catch up to your obsolescence.
- Ideas Every 'no' is a vote for a future 'yes.'
- Ideas You don't pivot back to who you were. You pivot to who you've become
- Ideas Yesterday's expertise can easily become tomorrow's obstacle.
- Ideas Your flaws are your most important assets.
- Ideas Never accept for a moment that you need permission to act.
- Ideas Pivots are often made years before they happen.
- Ideas Curiosity is your most important asset.
- Ideas The secret to the art of the pivot? There is no finish line!
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