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Lincoln Principles**﻿**
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 * When the occasion is piled high with difficulty, rise with it. Think anew and act anew.
 * Don't lose confidence in your people when they fail.
 * Let your subordinates know that you are always glad to have their suggestions.
 * If you never try, you'll never succeed.
 * Except in matters of broad policy, encourage subordinates to take action on their own initiative, without waiting for orders.
 * Remember that the best leaders never stop learning.
 * Surround yourself with people who really know their business, and avoid "yes" men.
 * Be quick and decisive at employing new advances and make every attempt at getting new weapons into your soldiers' hands immediately.

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Feel free to use the Prezi presentation and the web site to further develop the connection to Daniel H. Pink's book, //A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future.//



Let's use Daniel H. Pink's book to delve deeper into innovation.

 * Explore two of the six senses highlighted in the book and listed in the left margin.
 * Complete the tasks outlined on each page.
 * Be prepared to share with colleagues.