Obliquity By John Kay (2010)

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Pursue Complex Goals Obliquely Change Insight

Don’t pursue complex goals directly; adopt an oblique approach. Start by solving specific problems iteratively, remain open to serendipity, and adapt as circumstances change. Embrace uncertainty, see failures as learning opportunities, and trust that by keeping your values in focus, you’ll ultimately arrive at a rewarding destination, even if unexpected. Credit: This insight was inspired … Continue reading Pursue Complex Goals Obliquely Change Insight

Nurturing an Innovation Culture Allowing emergence, not imposing change

Nurturing an innovative culture goes beyond traditional management and control methods. Many initiatives fail by trying to enforce change through rigid directives, which can backfire. Instead, culture should be seen as emergent, evolving naturally through interactions, flexibility, and supportive environments where creativity can thrive. Continue reading Nurturing an Innovation Culture Allowing emergence, not imposing change

Obliquity in a Complex World In a complex world, goals are often best achieved indirectly

In an unpredictable world, achieving complex goals through direct methods often fails. Traditional, rigid planning can fall apart under changing circumstances. Embracing obliquity—an indirect, adaptive approach—leads to success by allowing flexibility, learning from failures, and focusing on meaningful pursuits. Continue reading Obliquity in a Complex World In a complex world, goals are often best achieved indirectly