Introduction to MijS Approach to Innovation

Introduction to MijS Approach to Innovation
Published 12/2025
Duration: 1h 17m | .MP4 1920×1080 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 366.39 MB

Understand the MijS approach to innovation and build an alignment with your understanding as well as your context.

What you’ll learn
– What is innovation?
– What are some of the different ways to classify innovations?
– What are some different types of innovation journeys and what are the stages of each type?
– What are some differentiators of innovators? How do they think and do things differently?
– Can innovation be done systematically and what is the level of systematic-ness that can be expected?

Requirements
– Willingness to innovate
Description
In a rapidly changing landscape, "innovation" is often treated as a buzzword rather than a discipline.

Introduction to MijS Approach to Innovationis designed to dismantle this ambiguity, offering a structured pathway to understanding value creation.

This course is not merely about learning definitions; it is about building a deep alignment between the MijS approach and your specific personal or organisational context.

We also delve into the psychology of success, analyzing the differentiators of innovators to understand exactly how they think and act differently from others.

Furthermore, we tackle the critical question of process: can innovation be done systematically? You will discover the specific level of "systematic-ness" that can be applied to transform luck into a repeatable outcome7.

This curriculum is built for those who refuse to settle for average results-individuals and leaders who wish to enhance the probability of their success and make a disproportionate impact on the world9.

If the material sparks new thoughts or you see innovation from a perspective we haven’t covered, you are encouraged to share it with us.

Join us to transform your willingness to innovate or just a curiosity about innovation into actionable, systematic capability.
Who this course is for:
– People who wish to innovate and enhance the probability of success of their innovation efforts
– Individuals who wish to innovate and make a disproportionate impact to the world
– Team Leaders who wish to lead a team to drive an innovation project
– Innovation enthusiasts who are just curious to know more / understand innovation from a different perspective
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