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Hey there, innovation champions!

Quick heads-up before we get into it: this week's newsletter looks a little different.

I'm heads-down building something I'm excited about, so instead of the usual full article, you're getting show notes for this week's video — plus a peek at what I'm building.


The Podcast Is Coming

Here's the news: I've been producing weekly videos for a while now. Soon, I'll be turning those into a full podcast — audio and video, on all the platforms — under a new name: Create the Impossible™.

It'll be a mix of solo episodes (like this week's) and guest conversations, published weekly.

I'll share the official launch date soon. In the meantime, you can get the details here: Create the Impossible™ Podcast

This Week's Episode: The Binder Problem


Watch it here:
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In this episode:

  • Why fresh-start energy on any new initiative fades by Q4 — and why that's not a motivation failure
  • The neuroscience of why habitual routines quietly slide into autopilot
  • Experiment #45, "Interrupt the Routine" — the specific, one-week move that resets a team's attention
  • The two questions to ask your team after the interruption ends

If you want the full story (including the binder that started this whole train of thought), the video's the place to get it this week.


Build Your Innovation Muscle!

Want more ready-made experiments to help your team build their innovation muscle? Grab the book!

👉Click here for more info

👉Click here for a free preview PDF

👉Click here to buy now on Amazon

👉Click here for a special Leadership Edition — available only on my website — which includes an exclusive 5-part “Innovation Leader’s Edge” video series. Everything you need to run your first micro-experiment, get leadership buy-in, and build lasting innovation culture.


Creatively yours,
Melissa

P.S. Three ways to go deeper this week:

1️⃣ Watch the full episode — links above

2️⃣ Get the details on the new Create the Impossible™ podcast → CLICK HERE

3️⃣ Grab the book if you want all 52 experiments like this one → CLICK HERE


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