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Be Less Zombie
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Be Less Zombie

by Elvin Turner
April 2020
Intermediate to advanced
416 pages
6h 57m
English
Wiley
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INDEX

  • 10/20/70 split, resource allocation 19–22
  • 3M, sales targets 12–13
  • 99 Ways to Tell a Story (Madden) 114
  • A
  • accidental creativity 128–9
  • ‘agile’ vs annual planning 258
  • Airbnb, ‘emotional moments’ 72, 74
  • Allen, Becky, Decca president 294–7, 301, 307
  • Apple 76
  • art school thinking, future trends 43–6
  • assumptions
    • Assumption Tracker framework 163–4
    • framing of, first step of designing an experiment 173–4
    • impact of untested 149–51
    • intractable, ‘We Can If...’ approach 162
    • making decisions based on result of experiment 181–2
    • possible innovation blockers 161–3
    • prioritising 160–1
    • tools for finding 151–9
      • behaviour change and motivation 157–9
      • desirability, feasibility, viability 152–3
      • dream-storming vs mare-storming 154–7
      • ‘What would need to be true ..?’ 153–4
    • using experiments to test 144–8
  • audacity 315–16
  • audience (stakeholders)
    • knowing 214–23
    • reaching high enough 221–3
  • automation of tasks 263, 265
  • B
  • Bain & Co., ‘The elements of Value’ graphic 78
  • Banksy 44, 45
  • barriers to idea execution 140–3
  • Beautiful Constraint, A (Morgan and Barden) 162
  • behaviour change 157–8
    • competing commitments 159
    • laying safe foundations for 346–7
    • motivation, overestimating 158–9
  • beta programmes 189
  • Beyond the Idea (Govindarajan and Trimble) 274
  • Bezos, Jeff, time allocated to future strategy 31, 32
  • bias 47–8
  • big data 41–2
  • Billings, Andy, Electronic Arts 16, 30, 58, 103, 238
  • Bjornsgaard, Mark, scaling experiments 184
  • bold ideas see disruptive ideas
  • Bollon, Emily, X-Factor coach 280
  • brainstorming ...
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