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Kathryn Haydon MSc

About

Kathryn P. Haydon, MSc, is an innovation strategist and speaker who helps individuals and teams turn problems into possibilities and become irreplaceable in the age of AI. She is the author of The Non-Obvious Guide to Being More Creative, No Matter Where You Work, several chapters in edited volumes, and hundreds of articles. You can download her free Leading for Possibility self-assessment.

Books by Kathryn Haydon MSc
Recent Posts
Why You Should Read Poetry All Year
Poetry Month has brought poems to the forefront. Now, let's take it further and realize the power of poems to transform our thinking throughout the year.
Why Your Mind Needs a Tech Break
If we are hooked on inputs instead of thinking deeply, we become reactive instead of creative. Replenish your best thinking with a techno-cleanse.
How Remote Work Is Like a Broken Spider Web

New research shows that companies with remote workers risk decreased innovation. Here's how to reconnect your hybrid teams for growth.

New research shows that companies with remote workers risk decreased innovation. Here's how to reconnect your hybrid teams for growth.

How to Creatively Use Labor Day to Increase Team Engagement

As humans, we tend to gravitate toward those who are most like us, those who are “in the know” or part of the “in crowd.”

As humans, we tend to gravitate toward those who are most like us, those who are “in the know” or part of the “in crowd.”

The Unanimous Yes and the Inertia of No

When you surrender individual thinking to the inertia of the group, for whatever reason, you could be setting yourself and your group up for failure.

When you surrender individual thinking to the inertia of the group, for whatever reason, you could be setting yourself and your group up for failure.