Comments on: Entrepreneurs: Spending (+ No Implementation) = Chaos http://www.divineva.com/blog/uncategorized/entrepreneurs-spending-no-implementation-chaos Totally Devoted to Your Success! Tue, 26 Jan 2010 20:49:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Carol http://www.divineva.com/blog/uncategorized/entrepreneurs-spending-no-implementation-chaos/comment-page-1#comment-2988 Carol Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:51:46 +0000 http://www.divineva.com/blog/?p=704#comment-2988 That's true and makes a lot of sense. I appreciate your input Stacy, thank you. :-) That’s true and makes a lot of sense. I appreciate your input Stacy, thank you. :-)

]]> By: Stacy Brice http://www.divineva.com/blog/uncategorized/entrepreneurs-spending-no-implementation-chaos/comment-page-1#comment-2987 Stacy Brice Wed, 23 Sep 2009 18:58:42 +0000 http://www.divineva.com/blog/?p=704#comment-2987 I agree with Erin *if* the people in the first model aren't thoughtfully chosen for their input. Otherwise, they could all be put into one category--like on her own mind map, and the entire thing changes. I disagree with always going to the same group, and Tony Robbins talked about this today in his keynote at the Twitter Conference. He said that in order to innovate, there are four things a company needs to do: 1. Get around new voices 2. Ask new questions/get into new conversations 3. Get new perspectives (you can't see/plan solely from your own world view) 4. Get new passions and experiment None of that suggests narrowing one's world, but expanding it, exponentially. Stacy I agree with Erin *if* the people in the first model aren’t thoughtfully chosen for their input. Otherwise, they could all be put into one category–like on her own mind map, and the entire thing changes.

I disagree with always going to the same group, and Tony Robbins talked about this today in his keynote at the Twitter Conference. He said that in order to innovate, there are four things a company needs to do:

1. Get around new voices
2. Ask new questions/get into new conversations
3. Get new perspectives (you can’t see/plan solely from your own world view)
4. Get new passions and experiment

None of that suggests narrowing one’s world, but expanding it, exponentially.

Stacy

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