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1 Mar 15, 2007 Version 1.3 Copyright 2007 1. What would you rather have? A. All the Financial Wealth I could have in this world, but no guarantee of either happiness or fulfilling personal relationships. B. All the Happiness and Fulfilling Relationships I could imagine, but no guarantee of financial wealth.

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1. What would you rather have?1. What would you rather have?

A. All the Financial Wealth I could have in this world, but no guarantee of either happiness or fulfilling personal relationships.

B. All the Happiness and Fulfilling Relationships I could imagine, but no guarantee of financial wealth.

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2. What would be more emotionally devastating to you?

2. What would be more emotionally devastating to you?

A. To be Betrayed by my very best and oldest friend that I trusted completely.

B. To be forced to declare bankruptcy.

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3. What Team Inspires you most?3. What Team Inspires you most?

A. Bill and Hillary Clinton

B. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

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4. What gives you more satisfaction?4. What gives you more satisfaction?

A. Going on a long needed vacation.

B. Finding meaning and purpose in my life.

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5. If you found you only had 30 days to live:5. If you found you only had 30 days to live:

A. I’d travel around the world, seeing places I’ve always wanted to visit.

B. I’d write down the great things I’ve learned in life and give them to my grandchildren.

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6. What would hurt you more?6. What would hurt you more?

If a friend or loved one:

A. Forgot my birthday

B. Stabbed me in the back

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7. What is more satisfying7. What is more satisfying

It is more joyful for me to:

A. Receive a well-deserved award for my hard work and personal achievements.

B. Receive a loving embrace for my caring and affection toward someone I love.

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Rate the following Statements:

On a Scale of 1 – 10,

(10 being the Highest)

Rate the following Statements for their Veracity

(closeness to the real truth)

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Statement 1

Synergy is the Deepest Yearning

of the Human Soul

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Statement 2

The Polar Opposite of Synergy is

Betrayal

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Statement 3

We are closest to our Divinity when we

are engaged in love and creation because

these are the qualities of God.

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Statement 4

Innovation comes from Differentials

in Thinking

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Statement 5

Sharing Expands

Hording Contracts

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Statement 6

Peace is largely unattainable because it would be

boring, too passive, and not action oriented.

The natural metabolic desire of the human race is

to attain a far more active Synergy

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Statement 7

All too often life is little but the

agglomeration of material illusions that

mask our settling for a dream not worthy

of failure.

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Statement 8

The Great Problems in the World

Today will be Solved on a Foundation

of Collaborative Innovation

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What Humans WantWhat Humans Want

Meaning & Purpose

Growth & Happiness

Physical HealthWealth & Security

Synergistic Relationships

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What is “Innovation Architecture”

StrategiesStrategiesSystemsSystemsStructuresStructuresSolutionsSolutionsSkill SetsSkill SetsUse Best Processes & Best PracticesUse Best Processes & Best Practices

ReplicableReplicableScaleableScaleableTrainableTrainableAdaptableAdaptable

Produce Consistent ResultsProduce Consistent Results

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What’s At Stake?What’s At Stake?

• Knowledge lets us Understand our PAST

• Imagination lets us Design our FUTURE

• Collaborative Innovations becomes the Engine for Creating Synergistic Futures

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For more Information

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Mission, Vision, PurposePositioning Statements

Why The Warren Company

Appendix 1The Institute for Collaborative Innovation

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MissionMission

The Institute of Collaborative Innovation works with people that are committed to achieving extraordinary results through

breakthroughs generated from a foundation of synergy and collaborative

innovation.

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VisionVision

Year after year, The Institute’s compelling strategic and operational architectures in collaborative innovation will be recognized as the standard of excellence by people, families, communities, and non-profit organizations, the press, media and analysts throughout the world.

We are dedicated to the universal adoption of the architecture, skills and philosophies of collaborative innovation to think, create and work together producing sustainable strategic and economic results far beyond what has heretofore been possible.

PurposePurpose

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Positioning StatementPositioning Statement

Our Collaborative Innovation Architecture TM is composed of key

– strategies,– systems, – structures , – solutions, and– skill sets

that will be the foundation of the world’s most successful companies, networked enterprises and organizations.

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Positioning StatementPositioning Statement

Unlike Consultants,

We are “Architects and Capability Builders" who deliver a tested and effective strategic system and process methodology thatharnesses the innovative power of differentials across internal and external boundaries.