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Finding Your Lost Einsteins

3 ways to tap your innovation pipeline when your organization is tapped out

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Rebecca Okamoto
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Evoke Strategy

Fri, 05/01/2026 - 12:02
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Stress. Uncertainty. Unrealistic deadlines. Unreasonable goals. You know what they are: the enemy of teamwork, creativity, and innovation. They’re also inescapable.

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This leaves today’s leaders in an unenviable position: how to build the capability to achieve business goals while dealing with massive uncertainty.

But what if you could grow skills, build resilient teams, and accelerate innovative thinking even though there’s no time, few resources, and high instability?

You can, because every organization has an untapped innovation engine hiding in plain sight: the lost Einsteins.

Your lost Einsteins are super-smart people with game-changing concepts that no one understands. They struggle to explain the strategic value, and because of that, their ideas and potential aren’t seen, heard, recognized, or commercialized.

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