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What if there was a one-page template that could be used be used to solve extremely challenging problems in business, personal life, and society? What if all business methodologies could be traced to a Primary Disruptive Question (PDQ)? What if all heroic problem solvers including the hero in Joseph Campbell's "The Hero With a Thousand Faces" used the same template to solve problems and present solutions?
Check out The Disruptor's Journey, a one-page template that will change…
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Would you like to have insight into the methodology that Steve Jobs and Apple used to systematically disrupt industries and create Blue Ocean Success? Check out this posting:…
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Hi,
I'm currently writing a visual business book and I need some help from you. Right now, I'm testing ideas regarding a suitable title for the book and would like your input. As a sign of appreciation, your name will be mentioned in a list of "Wisdomsourcers" for the book's title.
First, imagine that you are in the business section of a bookstore. You are standing in front of a bookshelf and you see a book with the title:
"STEVE JOBS' ARROW OF TIME: The iPhone…
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According to authors such as Jane McGonigal ("Reality is Broken") and Jesse Schell ("The Art of Game Design"), games will soon dominate our business, professional, and personal lives. I concur with that vision. In fact, games are increasingly creeping into product and business model innovation. However, many of these games are superficial. In order to create more meaningful games, we have to "Think Different" a la Steve Jobs.
The web link below leads to an introductory…
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