Innovation: Constraints Are a Good Thing
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Most people see constraints as barriers, but to an innovator they are opportunities for creative thinking and fresh problem-solving.
What this course covers:
- Why limitations force you to think outside the box
- Imposing your own constraints to generate original ideas
- Using your energy and resources more efficiently
- Breaking problems down to their bare bones to make progress
Learn to treat constraints as a creative tool you can use even when nothing is holding you back.
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Innovation: Constraints Are a Good Thing
The response to constraints of any kind is generally negative. They’re seen as barriers to your success and abilities and are often used as excuses for failure. To an innovator, however, constraints are just more opportunities for creative thinking, problem-solving, and unconventional application of resources. When you’re dealing with limitations, you’re forced to think outside the box. This tool can be used to facilitate innovation, even when you’re not actually under any constraints.
Objectives:
- Impose your own constraints to generate original ideas
- Use your energy more efficiently
- Breakdown problems to their bare bones and make progress
Course Features: Audio Narration, Video, Job Aids and Reference Materials