Articles

“Preoccupations: Daring to Stumble on the Road to Discovery” (New York Times, August 2011)

Peter joined Jonah Lehrer, Steven B Johnson, and Matt Ridley for a Wall Street Journal Ideas panel on "Where Does Innovation come from?" with WSJ's Senior Technology writer Julia Angwin as moderator © Kreg Holt

“As Hewlett Packard goes, so goes the world” (Reuters.com, September 2011)

“Reinventing America — From the Bottom Up” (Reuters & Huffington Post, August 2011)

“Don’t Bet Big.  Little Bets are the Ones that Turn Into Billion Dollar Businesses” (TechCrunch, March 2011)

“The Montessori Mafia” (Wall Street Journal - Ideas Market, April 2011)

“True North Groups: A Conversation with Bill George”(HBR.org, September 2011)

“Little Bets Can Make a Big Difference for Your Brand” (Forbes, April 2011)

“Pixar’s motto: Going from Suck to Non-suck” (Fast Company, March 2011)

“Place Your Bets” (strategy+business, July 2011)

“Why Spotify will be the hit of 2011″ (Reuters, August 2011)

“In On the Joke: Collaboration Through Humor” (Fast Company, April 2011)

“Case Study: How to Avoid Complacency” (Financial Times, April 2011)

“The Non-Overnight Success: How Twitter Became Twitter” (Guest Post, Tim Ferriss Blog, April 2011)

“Fail Often, Fail Well” (The Economist (mention), April 2011)

“Bring Back the Lost Art of Tinkering” (MindShift/NPR, April 2011)

“Social Innovations Must Start with the ‘Worm’s-Eye’ View” (Stanford Social Innovation Review, April 2011)

“What Bill Gates Could Learn from Chris Rock” (TechCrunch, March 2011)

Thinking Big? Then Think Little Bets: An Interview with frog design (March 2011)

“Big Bets versus Little Bets and the future of HP” (Harvard Business Review, March 2011)

“What Google Could Learn From Pixar” (Reuters & Harvard Business Review, August 2010)

“The No Brainer That We Risk Missing” (Huffington Post, August 2010)

“Is Google at Risk of Becoming the Next Microsoft” (TechCrunch, July 2010)

In The Spotlight: Peter Sims on True North, Authentic Leadership, and Innovation (October 2008)

Filling Russert’s Void: The Need for American Trustees (June 2008)

Tim Russert: A Different Type of American Royalty (June 2008)

The Next Inconvenient Truth (November, 2007)

BusinessWeek’s review “Getting To The Corner Office,” by Diane Brady calls True North “…both memorable and perceptive…” (March 2007)

“Discovering Your Authentic Leadership” (Harvard Business Review, February 2007)

The best speech I’ve ever read: “Personal Renewal” (by John W. Gardner)