Chunk down whatever you are trying to create into small steps

By bringing people with different perspectives together to iterate ever-improving prototypes, and exposing the prototypes to users at each step, the change maker accomplishes key objectives: collaboration and inclusion build buy-in as people feel heard and are able to contribute their expertise.

Costly mistakes are avoided as innovations that are true departures from the status quo evoke counter-intuitive responses – good and bad. And, iteration feeds the next item on this list -- speed.