Some meaningful tips for new ideas, solutions, creative thinking
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1. Learn a lot of facts | |
2. Have deep knowledge of the background material | |
3. Spend time thinking about the problem | |
4. A curiosity about fundamental characteristics – what makes things tick (big picture and not details) | |
5. Strong drive to want to find out the answers | |
6. Pick your work colleagues based on their ability to help simulate good ideas | |
7. Narrow the scope of the problem if you are not making progress | |
8. Moving to a new situation will allow you to change your behavior since there aren’t preconceived expectations of your behavior. | |
9. Similarity to a known problem (experience helps) | |
10. Structural analysis (break problem into pieces); solve a microproblem first and then build up – divide & conquer | |
11. Ask conceptual questions about everyday things | |
12. Simplify and deep dive, Spend a lot of time reading | |
13. Work in isolation before participating in a group | |
14. You got to be a learning machine to improve your thinking | |
15. Drive Decision based on facts, behavior, intuition, apply lessons learned in the past | |
https://spinlab.me/2017/11/19/isaac-asimov-asks-how-do-people-get-new-ideas/ | |
https://spinlab.me/2017/07/29/r-w-hamming-on-creativity/ | |
https://spinlab.me/2017/07/30/claude-shannons-1952-lecture-on-creative-thinking/ | |
https://qr.ae/TWgnaR | |
Another Interesting Read - Idea Generation - https://blog.samaltman.com/idea-generation | |
Good Environment to discuss ideas | |
Optimistic people | |
Think without the constraints | |
Good feel for the future | |
"Stay away from people who are world-weary and belittle your ambitions" | |
"You want to be able to project yourself 20 years into the future, and then think backwards from there. Trust yourself—20 years is a long time; it’s ok if your ideas about it seem pretty radical." | |
"Finally, a good test for an idea is if you can articulate why most people think it’s a bad idea, but you understand what makes it good" | |
Technical Debt and Product Success - https://medium.com/@romanpichler/technical-debt-and-product-success-42ec1c5718a7 |
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