“It comes down to psychology. If everybody thinks there’s a crisis, then there will be a crisis. If people don’t think there will be a crisis, then there won’t be a crisis.” – Professor Warwick McKibben, Reserve Bank of Australia Board Member, “trying to snuff out financial panic” quoted in The Age Newspaper April 15th…
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“Only one thing creates an extraordinary life: an extraordinary mindset . . . an extraordinary psychology.” – Anthony Robbins – Author, Seminar Presenter, and Life Coach
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the Idea Sandbox had a nice quote on Change Management recently:
“A wide range of organisations across different sectors are beginning to wake up to the fact that a big part of their asset is truly the mental asset residing within.” – Ann Hermann-Nehdi of Hermann International
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“Ideas and Innovation are the currency of today” – Jack Collis in Innovate or Die: Business Thinking Outside The Square
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“Tell me, I forgetShow me, I remember,Involve me, I understand” – Ancient Chinese proverb
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“The great majority of businesses are underperforming precisely because their most important intangible assets — the ideas and creativity of their knowledge workers — are unwittingly suppressed by the way in which these businesses are set up to operate.” – Stefan Stern, reviewing Mobilizing Minds
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“What you do with your chargeable hours determines your profit; what you do with your non-chargeable hours determines your future.” – David Maister
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“Given the march of the Chinese manufacturing juggernaut, innovation is just about the only remaining competitive advantage that rich nations have.” – Peter Morris, BRW magazine, June 7-13, p. 65
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“It’s relatively easy to develop the next new thing – once. It takes a completely different approach to develop a long-term innovation engine. It starts with a mindset that seems to be outside the norm in today’s business climate” Joyce Wycoff, blogging in 2005
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