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Virtuous Spiral
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Definition
Value
Use in life and business
Examples
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A
virtuous spiral refers to a
positive feedback loop where
one beneficial event leads to
another, enhancing and
reinforcing the initial
occurrence.
It
is a chain of events in which
one desirable occurrence leads
to another which further
promotes the first occurrence
and so on resulting in a
continuous process of
improvement.
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This concept is often related to
harmonious growth,
innovation, simulation, and
experimentation, as well as
to social, economic, or
organizational contexts,
illustrating how experiments can
generate further discoveries,
and how improvements can
generate further improvements.
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Manager
Keep growing. Aim to be the
kind of
manager who gets the
best from staff, and who does
the best for them. Use the
GROW coaching model on
yourself to improve your
performance, develop a roadmap
to your better self and lead
yourself towards it.
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Change Management
Successful change is never a
one-time event, it is a
virtuous spiral journey.
Waltz up with everything –
ideas, challenges,
resistance to change, failures, and
opportunities.
Learn as you go – ask
learning SWOT questions
after every major step into the
unknown and adapt accordingly.
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Virtuous Spiral of
Entrepreneurial Simulation
Entrepreneurial simulation
games, like
InnoBall, help develop
innovative strategies, business
models, and capabilities of
innovation team members along
the virtuous spiral.
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Virtuous-Spiral Marketing
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an approach that fosters
performance, continuous growth
and enhancement over time.
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Virtuous-Spiral Marketing refers to a strategic
framework that utilizes a series of interconnected steps
to create a positive feedback loop, where each
successful outcome leads to further improvements in
business performance, marketing effectiveness, or
customer experience.
Wood-Screw Marketing is a
form of Virtuous Spiral
Marketing.
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