Human Innovation

Articles (5)

• Your Health Is a Leadership Responsibility

  Your employees experience your energy. Your family experiences your stress. Your decisions are filtered through your nervous system. Eric Dalton on why physical maintenance belongs in the same category as any other executive obligation, and what credible research does and does not support.

• Why We Need More Family-Owned Businesses

  This is not an argument that small businesses are good and corporations are bad. It is an argument about proximity, decision-making freedom, and time horizon, and about what family businesses have to get right internally before any of those advantages actually matter.

• The Architect and the Builder: Why Great Organizations Need Both

  Without Architects, organizations become efficient at maintaining yesterday. Without Builders, they become graveyards of brilliant ideas. A cornerstone LegacyBuilt framework on the two leadership modes every organization needs, and the tension between them that, handled well, is the engine of durable growth.

• The L.E.G.A.C.Y. Values: A Framework for Building Things Worth Building

  Lead with Purpose to Yield Greater Impact: explore the L.E.G.A.C.Y. values framework guiding every decision at LegacyBuilt Innovations.

• What Is Human Innovation? Defining a New Category at the Intersection of Technology and Humanity

  Human Innovation sits at the intersection of technology and humanity. Discover how LegacyBuilt Innovations defines, and builds, the category.