May 2014
Beginner
144 pages
2h 26m
English
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CONTENTS
Rule 2 : Wish for what you want
Rule 3 : Feel before you think
Rule 5 : Ask a bigger question
Rule 6 : Frame problems tightly
Rule 8 : Stay in the dragon pit
Rule 9 : Approach answers obliquely
Rule 11 : Use beauty as a yardstick
Rule 12 : Design quickly, decide slowly
Rule 13 : Use a linear process for static elements
Rule 14 : Use a dynamic process for reactive elements
Rule 15 : Work to an appropriate structure
Rule 16 : Express related elements in a similar manner
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