Firms often view doing good and making a profit as trade-offs - if you do well at one, its at the expense of the other. However, the story of the Herman Miller company is just one that shows that the two actually often go hand in hand.

The Discipline of Innovation Blog | Tim Kastelle

29.11.2022

Well, No, I am NOT a Natural | Tim Kastelle

A lot of times, if you see someone that's good at something, we believe their skill comes naturally. But often, it's the result of hours and hours of hard work, and practice. This is great news, because it means that all of us can better at things that we love.

The Discipline of Innovation Blog | Tim Kastelle

29.11.2022

A Conversation is the Smallest Unit of Change | Tim Kastelle

The only way we can make ourselves is through making each other. And we always have a choice in how we make others. Do we do it using generative, both/and, mutually thriving stories, thoughts, and language, or do we do it using narcissistic, better than, zero-sum ideas? The choices we make for how we make others drives who “we” are.

The Discipline of Innovation Blog | Tim Kastelle

31.03.2025

There’s No Way an Algorithm Made This Playlist | Tim Kastelle

What's the link between what makes a good radio show and a good building? It might be generating a sense of wholeness.

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