Regardless of the industry you are in, or your role, the practice of capturing lessons learned should be a regular part of your process, project, program, or strategy review. It helps you and your team avoid the same mistakes and it helps you reframe how you might address issues whether they are similar to what you have previously faced or brand new to you. The best lessons learned should be captured and shared.
Given that it is Summer (at least in the Northern Hemisphere) and that the pace of work might slow (perhaps wishful thinking), it seems like the best time to reflect on what we have accomplished and capture some of what we have learned. This Twitter and List.ly project is a fun and fast way to share some of your innovation lessons learned, in 7 words. There will be prizes for the top 7 as voted by participants. Details below.
7-Word Innovation Lessons Learned
This July we are sharing 7-Word Innovation Lessons Learned. You Share. We Learn. You Vote. We all Vote for our Favorites. The Top 7 will each receive a matted poster of their Lesson. Tweet your 7-Word Innovation Lesson Learned with #7WILL. Come to list.ly to Learn (& Vote) Winners announced 31 July.
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When innovating, look for questions, not answers.
submitted by @Renee_Hopkins
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For good ideas you need many ideas
submitted by @DrewCM
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Innovation isn't one thing, it's every thing.
submitted by @greggfraley
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You can't innovate if you can't change.
submitted by @OBX_Harvey
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Listen and Enliven whilst prototyping and collaborating
submitted by @BlueRoom_
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innovation and imagination go hand in hand
Added by Alasdair Munn on Jul 25, 2012
submitted by @ajmunn
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Innovation is fed by possibilities, not routine
Added by Alasdair Munn on Jul 25, 2012
submitted by @ajmunn
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The right people make all the difference
submitted by @DrewCM
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Innovate around a problem. keep it simple
submitted by @reubentozman
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