Presented in Regina and Saskatoon June 2018 for the Government of Saskatchewan Managers Forum. Don't follow recipes. Continuously be learning. Try small experiments. Creating change is all about tiny "nudges". Anyone can be innovative. Innovation starts in the kitchen. You can be innovative in the smallest parts of your life. If you practice being innovative you'll by habit be innovative at work. It's a mindset, an attitude and a clear idea on how to behave. Trying new things, risking failure, being able to admit when you're wrong, and trying again and again to remind yourself that failure is a major part of success.

1. Cutlery
Organizers Are
Useless!(Why Innovation Starts In The Kitchen)

3. It’s never been
easier to start a
business, it’s also
never been easier to
go out of business.

4. Innovation is rarely
easy

6. The Innovator’s
Dilemma

10. Innovation
in the Kitchen

11. What is 1% of all
Google Search on
the Internet?

12. Nothing amazing is
made by following
a recipe perfectly…

13. Innovation
in Communication

18. Innovation
in Education

22. A child driven education

24. Innovation
in Business

29. We don’t need
factory
workers
anymore.

34. Princess Paysalot(payables manager)
Viceroy of Toy(head of toys)
Supreme Sorceress of Syntax(copywriting team lead)
Professor Profit(CFO)
Grand Poo Bah(CEO)

35. Innovation
in Human Resources

39. Innovation
in Government

42. Why isn’t organ
donation opt
out?

43. Innovation
in Growing a Company

50. Innovation
in Your Life

51. Anyone can be innovative

52. You just need to practice.

53. Throw Out Your Cutlery
Organizer!

54. Try something new!
Whether you’re in the Kitchen,
Education, Communication,
Business, or Government

55. The only thing holding
your back is that stupid
little voice in the back of
your head saying you
can’t.

56. fin
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