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Webinars: Are You Thinking Incrementally or Exponentially?
How do you create and lead an exponential business—one that achieves breakthrough results in this time of profound disruption and accelerating change? Before changing what you do, you need to change how you think.
Watch this on-demand webinar to:
- Reveal your own mental models and understand where you think incrementally (e.g., 10% improvement) and exponentially (e.g., 10x improvement)
- Understand how incremental thinking puts a limit on what we think is possible
- Discover the real reason exponential projects meet internal resistance and how to overcome it
- Identify new sets of metrics that distinguish between the incremental and exponential
- Hear why companies often fail after achieving exponential growth
- See how to apply exponential thinking to any aspect of your business
At Singularity University, we elevate exceptional companies into exponential enterprises that can thrive amid chaos and uncertainty, and we provide the tools, frameworks, and leadership models to help you future-proof your organization.
See how we can help transform your organization into an exponential enterprise with leaders who are prepared to tackle the coming changes and seize new opportunities.
About the Speaker
Mark Bonchek
As the founder and Chief Epiphany Officer of Shift Thinking, Mark Bonchek helps leaders and organizations update their thinking for a digital age. Mark has been a pioneer on the digital frontier since receiving Harvard University’s first PhD on the topic of social media in 1997 while a researcher at MIT’s Artificial Intelligence Lab. As an advisor, entrepreneur, executive and thought leader, Mark has developed a simple yet powerful way of thinking about how organizations can grow, engage, and organize.