Tiny Experiments, Big Momentum: Building the Habit of Trying

About the Event

“We learn by doing.” – John Dewey

Many teams don’t struggle because they lack ideas.
They struggle because everything feels too big, too risky, or too political to try.

Good intentions turn into over-analysis. Momentum stalls. And improvement becomes something people talk about instead of something they do.

In this session of The Problem Solver’s Dojo, we’ll focus on building progress through small, intentional experiments. You’ll learn how to shift from planning for perfection to designing tests that create fast learning and real movement—without waiting for certainty or permission.

What We’ll Explore

• Why organizations get stuck in analysis paralysis

• The difference between implementing solutions and testing assumptions

• How small experiments actually reduce risk instead of increasing it

• What leaders can do to make trying safe again

👉 Join us and turn curiosity into action!