Fast foundation Workshop - Jeremy Kriegel

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This document discusses product evolution and design processes. It recommends using divergent and convergent thinking when brainstorming, having people take notes, sketch, and do affinity mapping to develop ideas before bringing them together. The document also advocates for using a design studio approach where teams identify focus areas, sketch ideas for a set time, share them, and repeat the process while providing feedback until consensus on a top idea is reached. It notes that consensus does not always mean correctness and outcomes need validation. The overall goal is to generate more and better ideas through collaboration.

Business

12
Teach some skills
then put them together

1.NOTE TAKING
2.SKETCHING
3.AFFINITY 
MAPPING

You eventually learn that
true priorities are like
arms; if you think you have
more than a couple,
you're either lying or
crazy.
-Merlin Mann

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Why Design Studio?
• More ideas
• Shortcuts feedback
loop
• Everyone is involved
• See how ideas evolve

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How it Works
• Identify a focus area
• Sketch for 8 minutes
• Share
• Rinse & repeat

• Consensus /= correct
• how to validate the outcomes?

"It ain't what you
don't know that gets
you into trouble. It's
what you know for
sure that just ain't so."
- Mark Twain

You can turn the ideas in your head into reality by creating a positive process for yourself. Creating a positive thought process will help you achieve your goals more easily and efficiently. Better organizing your ideas you will enable you to more effectively reach out and connect with others. Just relax. Take time to organize your thoughts. Write down your ideas. Then take massive action and execute.

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