Readers of this blog (there are some out there, right?) have probably
figured out by now that I am a sucker for pithy sayings. Yes, I am
shallow enough to find meaning in short statements that appear to
capture something truthful–others might say short statements that
capture something obvious. I’ve organized many of them in my Lessons from a CIA Manager page. But yesterday,
while talking to someone preparing material for the Business Innovation
Factory, where I am scheduled to tell my story at their Collaboration
Innovation Summit in September, I was led to recall one of the most
meaningful guiding principles/obvious statements I’ve encountered: There
is nothing so weak as an idea whose time has not yet come. This guidance has such wide applicability
that it can’t be restricted to the management lessons category.
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