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“Fostering a Mindset of Innovation”

CuriousBe

First…

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Help… we need to think out of

the box!

The Silo

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To master our silos we need to

realize how we “unthinkingly”

classify the world around us

each day and try to imagine

alternatives.

If we don’t, we become blind to

our own blindness.

Gillian TettEditor, Financial Times

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Look from a differentperspective.

Look for a secondright answer.

Look for a differentanswer this year.

Strategic Curiosity

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I have no special talents.

I am only passionately curious.

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CQ + PQ = Curiosity Quotient Passion Quotient

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What’s your pill bottle?

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Man will always find a complicated means to perform a simple task.

— Rube Goldberg

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My technique is to go from “A to B” using all of the letters.

— Rube Goldberg

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You’ll never get a job at DuPont!

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When something goes wrong,

ask what went right.

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What are the problems that nag at you?

What keeps you up at night?

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What keeps you more committed than ever?

What gets you up in the morning?

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Ideas don’t travel in straight lines.

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All behavior consists of opposites. Learn to see things backward, inside out, and upside down.

— Lao-Tzu

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Creative Destruction

Quick Service

Click & Mortar

Group Purchase

House Calls

Bricks & Mortar

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Playboy.com goes PG-13

258% jump in visitorsAverage age drops from 47 to 30

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February 14th November 11th

$14. 3 Billion

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“Mmm, invisible cola.”

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Preservatives

Color

Caffeine

Sugar

Water

Carbonation

+ -

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+ -

Audience

Timeline

Content

Course Offerings

Resources

Budget

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Magic of Opposite Thinking

Opposite ideas might sound:

1. Absurd

2. Contradictory

3. Illogical

Open up possibilities

Break through mental blocks

Pull the rug out from under false

assumptions

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Primates are

distinguished

from other

creatures by a

physical feature

known as the

opposable thumb.

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Left brain reads the wordsRight brain sees the colors

— Dr. Stroop Test for Inhibitory Control

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What does the left brain read in this logo?

What does the right brain see in this logo?

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“Mental Sweatpants”

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“Neu.ro.bics”The 30-Day Extreme Brain Makeover

Move watch to other arm

Take a walk

Listen to a new radio/TV station

Drive to/from work a different way

Use mouse with other hand

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Look through magazines backwards.

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Left Brain Right Brain

Intuitive

Non Verbal

Big Picture

Emotional

Spontaneous

Sequential

Verbal

Details

Logical

Patient

Diverges

Picture

Converges

1000 Words

Yes, and…Yes, but…

The Opposable Brain

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Heavier than air flying machines are impossible!

— Lord Kelvin, Royal Society 1895

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Sensible and responsible women do not want the right to vote!

— President Grover Cleveland, 1905

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Who the hell wants to hear actors talk!

— President of Warner Bros, 1927

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Groups with guitars are on the way out!

— Decca Records 1962

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The “answer”

is the question.

— Dr. Jonas SalkPolio Vaccine

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The answers to my challenge

already exist, I just haven’t

asked the right questions or

seen the right stimuli.

— Dr. Jonas SalkPolio Vaccine

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What do you want to

be when you grow

up?

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What challenge

do you want to solve?

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Our cartoons will nevergo on videotape.

— President, Walt Disney 1976

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Why?

Learn to ask, “Why?” in a manner which

conveys “Please, tell me more.”

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What did you learn today in school?

What questions did you ask today in school?

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When you’re

STUCK!Make a list of what wouldn’t happen next in the script.

The material to get you unstuck will show up.

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What would we never do?

Then flip the never into a really

cool big idea.

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2.

3.

4.

5.

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What would I never do with an

employee I don’t get

along with?Take them on my next business trip!

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What would “I” never do?

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Opposites help us see our

blind spot?

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What do we want to look like in 5 years?

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7.

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What will we never look like in 5 years?

1.

2.

3.

What’s right about the never?

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2.

3.

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What would we “never” do to attract students to our programs?

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7.

Is there anything “right” hidden

inside the never?

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Abandoning the obsolete, the irrelevant, or the program with promise that never materialized is the key to innovation.

— Peter Drucker

I’m too busy to be creative.

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What should I

start doing?

What should I

do differently?

What should I keep on doing?

Start/Stop Brainstorm

What should I

stopdoing?

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SeinfeldThe Opposite Episode

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Can you make this equation correct by moving only one digit?

Hint: (-) and (=) are signs not digits and you can only move digits.

26 – 63 = 1

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62 – 63 = 1