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    1. 2 Leading with Insight
    2. 1.Insight\" 2.Being Insightful\" 3.Leading With Insight
    3. 1.  Insight.
    4. “A lot of times, people don’t know what they want until you show it to them…” Steve Jobs
    5. people don’t know what they want…
    6. “Recognizing the need is the primary condition of design” Charles Eames
    7. Recognizing \" the need
    8. “Design works if it’s authentic, inspired, and has a clear point of view. It can’t be a collection of input” Ron Johnson
    9. clear point of view
    10. It can’t be a collection of input…
    11. Why is insight important?
    12. Insight occurs when people recognize relationships or make associations between objects and actions that can help them solve new problems. Britannica
    13. Recognize relationships
    14. Insight is the act or result of apprehending the inner nature of things or seeing intuitively. Websters
    15. Apprehending the inner nature
    16. Recognizable Truths …that help you understand \" the real nature of problems.
    17. 2. Being Insightful
    18. To be insightful, you must embrace the following…
    19. 1: You must ask thoughtful questions
    20. 2: You need to look beyond the obvious
    21. 3: You shouldn’t be afraid to reframe the problem
    22. 4: You must learn to trust your gut
    23. Who did I learn this from? Richard Feynman
    24. Who did I learn this from? ✖ Richard Feynman
    25. Who?
    26. That’s right…\" Columbo taught me everything I need to know about being insightful.
    27. Back to Feynman for a minute…
    28. Karl Popper\" The “Wizard Merlin” Perspective of Insight
    29. “A magician of the highest caliber” Wizard Merlin
    30. Michael Posner\" The “Prepared Mind” Perspective of Insight
    31. “I know I've been a pest. \" I'm just trying to do my job.” The Prepared Mind
    32. No Magic Prepare\" Incubate\" Illuminate\" Verify The Art of Thought - Graham Wallas
    33. The prepared mind has a repeatable process
    34. The prepared mind is always running its process
    35. The prepared mind is always asking questions
    36. One more thing…
    37. The prepared always mind looks beyond the obvious
    38. You know what I don’t understand…
    39. The prepared mind isn’t afraid to reframe
    40. There are a couple of loose ends I’d like to tie up. Nothing important you understand…
    41. The prepared mind trusts their gut
    42. It’s just one of those things that gets in my head and keeps rolling around in there…
    43. What’s really going on here?
    44. Columbo is: Treating insight as a consequence, rather then a cause in problem solving\" Understanding the underlying structure of the problem and restructuring the problem to avoid functional fixedness\" Applying procedural similarity to take advantage of representative transfer\" Waiting patiently for “suddenness of solution”
    45. 3. Leading With Insight
    46. What does leading with insight mean for your business?
    47. A pair of stories about research, culture and results.
    48. Validation vs Inquiry
    49. A culture of validation:\" $200K+ OF DISCOVERY RESEARCH 100 FOCUS GROUP PARTICIPANTS 25 INDEPTH INTERVIEWS 10 ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY SUBJECTS 5 PERSONAS = 0 UNIQUE INSIGHTS
    50. A culture of inquiry:\" $1300 TO RENT A VAN AND A CAMERA 5 LOCATIONS IN 24 HOURS 4 SEPARATE HYPOTHESIS 3 GUT CHECKS 1 SEVEN MINUTE FILM = 2 UNIQUE INSIGHTS
    51. The Moral
    52. Lots of research is a waste of time and money.
    53. ✖ Lots of research is a waste of time and money.
    54. Don’t use research to tell you what you already know…use it to tell you what you don’t know.
    55.  Don’t use research to tell you what you already know…use it to tell you what you don’t know.
    56. So What?
    57. Insights help uncover and reframe the true nature of a problem
    58. Insights help businesses identify and target positions of differentiation.
    59. How do I do this?
    60. Iteratively Reframe To Uncover the True \" Nature of the Problem
    61. Iteratively Reframe To Uncover the True \" Nature of the Problem
    62. How do I really do this?
    63. Crackpot Theory:
    64. ZOMG
    65. What does ZOMG have to do with insight?
    66. Real insights are memes.
    67. Immediately Understood.
    68. Self-replicating.
    69. Seeds of transformation.
    70. Is this a Crackpot Theory?
    71. You tell me…
    72. Insight should be a key driver of your business thinking. Here’s why:
    73. Good insight (and good research) helps you to know what your customers and users need…\" before they know themselves…
    74. Leading with insight \" means that you can create “the need”.\" True Differentiation Real Innovation Tangible Results
    75. Insight is a state of mind
    76. 2 And a way of doing business mmilan@gmail.com

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