Habit

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Authors: Kenneth Lowe
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Abstract

This chapter covers the importance of rhythm in sustaining progress throughout an innovation project. Drawing from game theory’s concept of repeated games, it explains how consistent rituals—like weekly status meetings and working sessions—create a cadence that reinforces trust and collaboration. Over time, these recurring touchpoints allow teams to self-correct, anticipate one another’s needs, and maintain forward momentum even under stress. Just as habits shape individual behavior, team routines shape collective resilience. The chapter reframes project rhythm not as bureaucracy, but as the groundwork for adaptive execution—especially vital in high-uncertainty environments where stability must be built through repetition.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Corporate Management and Leadership Innovation Sustainability Human-Machine Systems Flow Experience in Various Fields

Publication details

Pages
148–154
Publication date
5 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter