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Who am I?Thien-Bach Huynh: [email protected] Major @ USFSP-Passion in Tech-Started first business in High School
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The process of actively and creatively solving problems.
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This process can be used with everyday life.
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You Start with Brainstorm
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Defer Judgment!
Why? When you’re judging, youconstrict the flow of ideas.
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Wild & Crazy is OK!
Why? You’re practicing defer judgment and gaining ideas.
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Example: You judge a solar energy startup idea based on it’s cost (too
expensive). You have all ready restricted different avenues for
growing the idea.
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Diverge
Strive for quantity!It’s easier to pick great ideas from a bunch!
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Work in Groups(4 or less)
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Build on Each Other’s Ideas
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Yes, ‘and’ instead of ‘but’.
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Converge on Ideas
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Find something good. No: “Oh That’s good.” Meaningful positives.
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Capitalize on the opportunities. Point out the
‘constructors’ of the positives. Eg; “How might we get this
result if we do this?”
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The right questions provoke solutions that work with the innovative brain.
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Originally, we would say “This idea won’t work because of <issue>.”
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Instead, focus on overcoming the
issues.
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Phrase issues as questions. “How might we overcome
<issues>?”
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With New Thinking, you identify existing problems and come up with new solutions to existing problems.
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POINT helps you creatively solve
problems. SWOT is used to collect data.
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Focus on Creating Value
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Imagine what your customers use, how they use it, what they
worry about, and what they value.
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Practice, practice, practice. Soon, you will
see a change in ideation!
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Stay Wild and Crazy!
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Special Thanks To:Dr. Nathan Schwagler
Sustainable Entrepreneruship Alliance
American Marketing Assoc. @ USFSP
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