Originals
How people champion new ideas and hold out against groupthink
Recognizing a good idea, speaking up without getting silenced, building a coalition, picking the moment to act. That is the territory of Grant's 2016 book. It argues that people who move ideas into the world procrastinate, feel doubt and produce bad ideas in quantity, and that persistence rather than certainty is what separates them. Later sections turn to raising children who question things and running teams where dissent surfaces.
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- Adam GrantRecommends
Organizational psychologist · Think Again
Championing new ideas and fighting groupthink is how his site sums the 2016 book up. It works through recognizing a good idea, speaking up without getting silenced, building a coalition of allies, and managing fear and doubt.
Source: adamgrant.net: Originals
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