Success In Innovative Leadership: Modelling Strategic Excellence
Soren Kierkegaard once said that prayer does not change God but it changes him who prays. As Kierkegaard points this out, the innovation strategy is not what changes, it is we who activate and spread out the strategy to enlighten, encourage, engage, energize, empower and extend all our efforts to attain its end results that would change.
In innovative leadership, it needs actual ways to define, describe and visualize the organizational strategy model in order to realize success in innovation. Nowadays more than ever, innovative leaders should not fall into the trappings of the traditional behaviors in leadership. When making the effort to graphically represent or model your innovation strategy, the innovative team members in leadership and your partners are sanctioned and authorized to test the strategy they can expand and extend it to its limits, they could experiment with it and better communicate its potential to others.
Each innovation strategy must provide innovative leadership teams the ways and means to achieve the three most crucial tasks. 1.) Build and develop all the possible resources. 2.) Discipline and train all players and participants. 3.) Direct and manage all activities. The basic reasons for modeling your strategy in innovation are to enable and help you to lead you into, concentrate you on, and emphasize and accentuate the granular but considerable details of those strategic motives.
When innovative teams in leadership plan and invent their model of the innovation strategy in looking for feasible solutions to technological challenges, expanding the industry, exploring productive target markets and conceiving tough processes in the organization, their formula should include: a) Delineating and setting down the communication of your vision