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Innovation can be Trained

Innovation can be trained! 5 discovery principles from the Innovator's DNA.

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Innovation can be Trained

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  1. INNOVATION can be trained BY SLIDES THAT ROCK

  2. “ One’s ability to generate innovative ideas is not merely a function of the mind, but also a function of behaviors. If we can change our behaviors, we can improve our creative impact. ” - Clayton Christensen

  3. INNOVATION

  4. 5 discovery SKILLS

  5. ASSOCIATING QUESTIONING OBSERVING EXPERIMENTING NETWORKING

  6. ASSOCIATING

  7. ASSOCIATING Connecting seemingly unrelated questions, problems, or ideas from different fields.

  8. Creativity is connecting things. “ ” - Steve Jobs, Apple

  9. TIP #1 Imagine how someone from a different company would look at your challenge from an entirely new perspective. What is different?

  10. How would Lady Gaga design a chocolate dessert?

  11. QUESTIONING

  12. QUESTIONING Asking questions to understand how things really are today, why they are that way, and how they might be changed or disrupted.

  13. The important and difficult job is never to find the right answers, it is to find the right question. “ - Peter Drucker ”

  14. ? TIP #2 Brainstorm questions about the problem. Create a list of 50 questions and pick the best ones to explore further.

  15. What Why When Who Where How

  16. OBSERVING

  17. OBSERVING Carefully watching the world to help gain insights into and ideas for new ways of doing things.

  18. Observing is the big game changer in our company. “ ” - Scott Cook, Intuit

  19. TIP #3 Pick a company you admire to observe and follow. Find out everything you can about what the company does and how it does it. What ideas can be transferred?

  20. EXPERIMENTING

  21. EXPERIMENTING Constantly visiting new places, trying new things, seeking new information, and experimenting to learn new things.

  22. I haven’t failed... I’ve just found 10,000 ways that do not work. “ ” - Thomas Edison

  23. TIP #4 Explore the world by engaging in new activities. Join new social or professional activities beyond your normal sphere.

  24. NETWORKING

  25. NETWORKING Going out of the way to meet people with wildly different backgrounds and perspectives to extend your own knowledge.

  26. People who think outside the box often talk to people who play in a different box to get new ideas. “ ” - Clayton Christensen

  27. TIP #5 Schedule breakfast, lunch or dinner with someone new every week.

  28. Jamie Oliver! Lady Gaga!

  29. INNOVATION

  30. 5 discovery SKILLS

  31. ASSOCIATING QUESTIONING OBSERVING EXPERIMENTING NETWORKING

  32. Innovators actively desire to change the status quo, and they regularly take smart risks to make it happen. “ ” - Clayton Christensen

  33. INNOVATION can be trained BY SLIDES THAT ROCK

  34. INSPIRED BY Content: “The Innovator’s DNA: Mastering the Five Skills of Disruptive Innovators” by Clayton Christensen et al. Theme and Font: The London Underground and the famous signs using Johnston Sans typeface designed by Edward Johnston. The font used is the later version ‘ITC Johnston’. Illustrations: “La Linea” created by Italian Cartoonist Osvaldo Cavandoli as well as the Noun Project (Symbols). Colors: The color palette is based on the front page of Monocle’s issue 33 (May 2010). BY SLIDES THAT ROCK

  35. SLIDES that rock www.slidesthatrock.com

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