Onlyness, Openness, and Originality
Seeing Around Corners - Conversations with Lisa Gansky
English - February 24, 2016 17:21 - 35 minutes - 48.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 ratingBusiness Society & Culture collaboration lisagansky ouishare sharingeconomy Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Released February 24, 2016
Episode 10 / Season 1
This week I had the opportunity to chat with prolific walker, thinker, writer, TED talker, and provocateur Nilofer Merchant, the “Jane Bond of innovation.” Nilofer spoke with me from Paris, where she has taken herself out of circulation in order to sink deeply into the idea of onlyness.
Whether you know her from TED talks, her books, or her columns in Forbes and BusinessWeek, you know that Nilofer isn’t just an author and a speaker - she’s a visionary. Named the “#1 person most likely to influence the future of management,” she is neither shy nor pretentious, especially not when it comes to discussing her radically inclusive philosophy. Simply put, she believes that every single person counts, and has the capacity and inclination to create value: not everyone with a degree, not everyone in her field, but everyone, full stop. This belief shapes the core articulation of onlyness.
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