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Innotheus
Innovator-Prometheus
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Prometheus who gave fire
to humanity symbolizes
knowledge, enlightenment,
breakthrough innovation, and
progress.
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Innotheus jumps to the next curve of
value innovation.
Innotheus is also a great
Blue-Ocean communicator who can inspire new desires of prospects
by selling them dreams and leading by example. |
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Innotheus is willing and able to
disrupt the status quo and take a daring innopreneurial action
to create a
radically new value for others as well as to get people to
desire it. |
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Innopreneurial simulation supergames,
such as
InnoBall (Innovation Brainball) help SuperInnovators prepare to
win and
supersucceed. |
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SuperInnovators
waltz-up with everything and
everybody: ideas, opportunities, business plans, strategies,
challenges, failures, successes, partners, customers. |
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"Pursuing higher sense" typically refers to the
pursuit of higher purpose and highersight, as
opposed to relying solely on common sense and
beliefs, which may be. limiting It suggests striving
for a more enlightened perspective in various
aspects of life and/or business.
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Higher
Self
Self-Futuring
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"Expand horizons" refers to the idea of seeking out
new experiences or knowledge. It often
implies personal or business growth and the
broadening of views and perspectives through
experimentation, disruption, innovation, venturing,
education, travel, and
outside-the-box actions.
Evolutionist is a person who advocates for
gradual growth or development in various contexts.
Pragmatist is someone who approaches problems and
situations realistically, focusing on predictable
in-box outcomes rather than high-risk
outside-the-box venturing.
“Vast Majority" refers to a significantly large
portion of a group. It emphasizes that something is
true about almost all members of a particular
cohort.
The phrase "sticks to familiar" highlights the
tendency to adhere to recognizable or traditional
elements in various forms of thinking and action.
In-box thinking refers to a limited mindset that
confines thinking to a "box"
that may include established norms, conventions,
and biases, often leading to a restricted view of
problems or situations.
Limiting beliefs are false beliefs about yourself
that restrict your potential and prevent you from
pursuing a stretch vision and/or higher goals.
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