Rethinking the “Fail Fast, Fail Often” Mindset to Deliver Meaningful Business Innovation.
Failure is the default state. You have to do nothing to fail.
If you are someone who takes solace in accepting failure as a pillar of success, then this book will open your eyes to how to succeed faster without failing often. The “fail fast, fail often” principle is so deeply rooted in the business world that it glorifies failure in the pursuit of grand innovations and, quite often, makes it the end goal. However, enterprises cannot afford to fail at producing meaningful innovations because unprecedented disruptions are imminent due to the recent advancements in AI.
In Failing Fast?, author Luv Tulsidas dives deep into the ten secrets to succeed faster at innovation and create a world where we can live more meaningful lives. These secrets span from mindset changes to methodologies and executional discipline, all needed to help you achieve your big dreams faster. Regardless of where you are in your life journey, if you have the need to deliver meaningful innovation for your market fast enough to get ahead of the rest, you will find these secrets highly valuable.
A must read for executives, entrepreneurs, and aspiring leaders. In collaboration with Forbes Books, the award-winning innovation consulting entrepreneur, Luv Tulsidas, brings you the 10 secrets to succeed faster in this new era of AI disruption with your personal and business innovation goals.
With easy to digest insights, case studies, personal battle stories and practical tools that can be implemented in your daily life, this book delivers the right mix of educational and entertaining content that will empower you to succeed faster at turning your business and personal dreams to reality.
Why now?
Enterprises cannot afford to continue failing at innovation due to the unprecedented disruptions under way as a result of the recent advancements in AI, coinciding with major socio-economic shifts taking place across the globe. Companies that want to be taken seriously in these changing times must generate bigger profits while delivering significantly more value for the communities they serve. This can only be achieved by succeeding faster and cost effectively at innovation. In other words, “Innovation done right!”
Who is this book for?