This hits home. We're always waiting for "market validation" 🤔

Does anyone have more examples of user innovations?

This made me feel better about my failed pitches at work...turns out I'm just ahead of the curve 😌Aidan❤

Finally someone explains why big companies are so slow to pick up obvious trends... makes total sense now 💡

Great example with the heart-lung machine, really shows why innovation isn't just about R&D departments.

Anyone else amazed how manufacturers totally missed the skateboarding trend at first? 🛹 Users FTW!

Perfect timing for me! Thank you Aidan, Michael and Charles!

Mentioned by Eric during the show: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGa7gGydoMhprdU

Great interview but wish they'd talked more about practical solutions for everyday people...

That quote about civilizations lasting 200 years hit different... kinda scary tbh 😬

Watching this in 2025 and wow, everything he predicted about business/government imbalance is happening rn

Finally someone explains why everything feels so out of whack! The three-sector balance makes total sense 💡

No, we are inherently attached to ingroup, not race.

There's nothing wrong with wealth he says, greed is good, then talks about rebalancing society. What a load of hooey.

I just read Steve Paulson’s NAUTILUS interview with Dr. Mark Solms, that I RAN to youtube to learn more. I am so very impressed and intrigued by his theories on consciousness. I’ll be picking up ‘Spring’ ASAP! Thanks for existing LOL

That was wild!!!!!!!! - thank you.. x

Too many buzz words for me

Aidan is doing a great job with his brilliance. Such informative videos have become almost unthinkable in this era of adult entertainment. Keep it up, my friend!

Such great conversations, guys! The host is amazing with his topics, and the guests are equally fantastic. I love it so much! It's exceptional, important, and informative..... But alas, there’s only a limited audience for this kind of video.😔 Anyways, best wishes to all of you! Subscribed!🥰

One of the key takeaways for me was the concept of delayed feedback loops and insatiable variables. Imagine assigning proxy metrics to your service that are insatiable and using it as a compass to navigate for the next year or two.

Finally someone talks about the real side of innovation! That stuff about running outta runway and dealing w haters is so real

Nice job. Thanks

Been following The Innovation Show since ep 1 and this origin story hits different. Aidan's come such a long way!

Love how authentic Aidan is about the struggles... its not just rainbows and butterflies starting smth new 💯

Hi, Prof. G. Lakoff, I just know today that we have a lot of problem in DEMOCRACY because we don't uphold the EMPATHY as the basic principle in discussion and exchange ideas. When we don't have empathy in discussion, whatever we say; we say it for our own benefit but not for undersatanding the counterparts' situation and empathize them. We've never been taught that the basic principle of democracy is EMPATHY. I also just have learned it from you today. I will spread this priciple to my friends. I am from Thailand.

Hi Aidan McCullen, I am your new follower from Thailand. I love your voice and the way you conducted an interview. I have watched this Vedio after it had been made 3 years ago. I have liked and subscribed.

Phillips....um. maybe in LED but they didn't cover themselves in glory in the wider electronics arena or spinning out ASML

truly a timeless truth. here is a reverse fable about the present is going well. A fisherman is lying on the beach encountered by a rich industrialist : Hi, why aren't you fishing? Well, I caught the fishes we plan on eating But if you caught more, you could sell them. And then what? Then you could buy a motor for the boat to catch even more fish And then what? Then you can sell more fish, get more boats, and even more fish, and sell that as well And then what? Then you can enjoy life! And what do you think I'm doing right now?

I’ve taken Seth’s Udemy course on Strategy, I’ve listened to the audiobook, and using the printed version to take notes. Still, I’m transcribing this conversation and taking it with me to use it at my workplace. Thanks 🤩

Thanks for this amazing insightful conversation (and so many others) between two great thinkers, who’s also inspirational human beings. ❤

Haha funny brings back memories. Btw im a 36 yo old lesbian but never really openly gay because my parents dont really like it and in my teens my mother started to really push (straight) woman stuff onto me, make-up, jellwry, feminine clothes. (All things that i dislike). Also asking which guys i liked one time. As child i was never interessted in dolls but i loved being outside, nature, bugs, being in trees and i had 2 friends who where boys. Even tho my mother really tried to mold me when i was a tween i than already knew i liked girls and not boys.

Great promotion for the upcoming event in Dublin, thank you for sharing your time, work, experience and knowledge Aidan, happy new year to you and yours sir, cheers

I searched for this due to the reference in Rumelt's The Crux book, very much worth the time to listen. Thank you.

This author is no genius, he simply studied the works of the genius people of the 18 and very early 19 hundreds who were much much smarter than we are today. All one has to do is look at this world we live in today to see that if you dont have blinders on. This is where he got his ideas from to put in his book. People are so gullible these days.

This hit home hard. Lost my job to "restructuring" after 15 years... everything he says about discarding experienced workers is spot on.

Love how he breaks down the dangers of AI replacing human judgment. We need more leaders thinking this way tbh

Brilliant insights about AI and organizational change! Stan really understands how tech disruption affects company culture.

This reminds me of what's happening at my workplace rn... management needs to watch this asap 🎯

Smart take on why most corps struggle with scaling. Noting this down 📝

Excellent framework for approaching corporate exploration. Thank you for this valuable resource.

Well-articulated points about leadership engagement. Required viewing for any innovation team.

The discussion about AI's impact on ideation is fascinating. Very timely and practical.

this is exactly what i needed to hear rn... been struggling w/ my innovation project 😩

Such a profound loss to the business world. Charles Handy's insights on organizational citizenship will be deeply missed.

Absolutely groundbreaking insights on corporate innovation! Will be sharing this with my team.

sorry you couldn't avoid the answer

🔥🔥 legit best explanation ever

Lowkey genius idea, appreciate u!

This saved me soooo much time, thx!!!

We didn't move into the savannah the trees moved away from us. We had machins more than 150 years ago: clockwork, potters wheels, windmills, sailing ships, bridges, aqueducts... machinery is only 150 ears old? Gimme a break!