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welcome
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bull car duck goat
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CUT THE CAKE FOUR TIMES: HOW MANY PIECES WOULD YOU GET?
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0 or 1? 5? 9? 8? 12? 2? 3? 8? 11? 4? 36?
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obvious
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bizarre yet insightful
you’re kidding weird obscure obvious hmmm… you’re scaring me now… brilliant downright nuts wow
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lateral literal
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EARLY MID LATE
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innovation this way EARLY MID LATE innovation this way
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george bernard shaw dorothy parker joseph conrad paul gauguin aaron copland george eastman ernest hemingway rudyard kipling florence nightingale charlie chaplin jane austen noel coward charles dickens thomas edison monet mark twain picasso dylan thomas virginia woolf charles darwin giacomo puccini edgar allen poe shelley salvador dali george gershwin henry ford d.w.griffiths agatha christie modigliani orville wright wilbur wright
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“i get paid for doing the things that used to get me into trouble at school”
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a) passionate b) obsessive c) creative d) cunning e) all of the above
dropped out of school aged 16 took school magazine with him set up own student press called it Virgin Press a) passionate b) obsessive c) creative d) cunning e) all of the above
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a music publishing company a softdrink company a motorbike company
owns over 200 companies including: an airline a music publishing company a softdrink company a motorbike company a credit card firm a mobile phone company a cinema chain several radio stations currently worth $3.5 billion a) passionate b) obsessive c) creative d) cunning e) all of the above
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kemmons wilson carl fisher john jacob astor anne beiler andrew carnegie felix dennis charles culpeper soichiro honda dhirubhai ambani bill bartram richard branson richard desmond thomas haffa carl lindler robert maxwell ray croc del webb w t grant vidal sassoon henry kaiser marcus loew edmund saffra h l hunt
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‘trouble maker’ ‘chatterbox’ ‘doodler’ ‘class clown’
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highest paid woman in TV history
oscar winning filmmaker bestselling author millionaire highest paid woman in TV history HOW MUCH???? creator of The Simpsons makes $1M per week
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confidence faith hope belief strong BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak weak strong
BELIEF IN SELF
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“A graders” strong BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
“The system works because, well, here I am!” weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
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“low hopers” strong BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
“I guess I do ok, for someone with my grades” BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
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“rejects” strong BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
“It’s all stupid… including me.” “rejects” weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
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“rebels” strong BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
“The system is stuffed… fortunately I don’t need it!” BELIEF IN SYSTEM weak “rebels” weak strong BELIEF IN SELF
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individual pathway my way another pathway someone’s pathway the certified path hmmm… brilliant doin’ his own thing her way
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2000AD as seen from 1970AD WE WILL LIVE ON THE MOON
WE WILL ENJOY A CONSTANT STATE OF LEISURE TECHNOLOGY WILL FREE US FROM WORK SCIENCE WILL ERADICATE HUNGER AND FAMINE GLOBAL ECONOMICS WILL ABOLISH POVERTY AND WAR
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2000AD as seen from 2000AD PRESENT WE WORK HARDER THAN EVER
OUR LIVES ARE WHAT’S LEFT OVER AFTER OUR JOBS TECHNOLOGY ISN’T THE SERVANT… IT’S THE MASTER THE OLD PLAGUES ARE COMING BACK WORLD POVERTY IS GREATER THAN EVER WAR IS THE BIGGEST BUSINESS ON EARTH PRESENT 2000AD as seen from 2000AD
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WISDOM WIDTH KNOWLEDGE DEPTH DATA
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BROAD SHALLOW KNOWLEDGE
DEEP NARROW KNOWLEDGE
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NARROW SHALLOW KNOWLEDGE
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STAGE ONE: MICROSWITCH
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STAGE TWO: MICROCREEP
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STAGE THREE: MICROSTALL
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STAGE FOUR: MICROFUSE
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“I enjoy working with people”
- HAL9000
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answer the question find the right answer question the answers there’s always a better answer
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stop dreaming start dreaming
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fit in be serious stand out you can’t be serious
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school rules work rules life rules
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life rules work rules school rules
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fluid rigid
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the mind barrier school life
i am… i might be… school life
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? school life
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What would you pack for YOUR kid?
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"It is easier to tone down a wild idea than to think up a new one."
modify? substitute? combine? magnify? "It is easier to tone down a wild idea than to think up a new one." Alex Osborn minify? rearrange? reverse? eliminate? repurpose? adapt?
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Can we blend it with something else?
Mix? Can we blend it with something else?
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Substitute What could you use instead of it?
What else could you use it for?
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What else could you do with it?
Repurpose? Forget what it was for, what could it do? What else could you do with it?
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Combine What else would you use at the same time? Can we crossbreed it
with other ideas?
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Can we pinch from another idea?
Adopt? Can we pinch from another idea? What else is like this?
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Magnify? What would it be like if it was huge?
What if we just enlarged one bit? Magnify?
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Simplify? Have we made it too damn hard?
Can we strip it down to a cleaner idea?
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Any old assumptions we could lose?
Modify? Update the technology? Any old assumptions we could lose?
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Adapt? How would it work somewhere else?
Can it become part of another thing? Adapt?
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Rearrange? How many ways could we reconfigure it?
What isn’t doing it’s best where it is?
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Minify? What if it was tiny? Could we shrink one bit?
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Reverse? What if we did the exact opposite? Would it work backwards?
Inside out, upside down?
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Eliminate? What’s weighing this idea down?
What would we do without it?
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"It is easier to tone down a wild idea than to think up a new one."
modify? substitute? combine? magnify? "It is easier to tone down a wild idea than to think up a new one." Alex Osborn minify? rearrange? reverse? eliminate? repurpose? adapt?
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craziness time
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wave wave second lull craziness first lull wave time
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30 INTERESTING! craziness been done what are you, NUTS? 1 time
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MAKE IT WONDERFUL MAKE IT HAPPEN
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MAKE IT WONDERFUL MAKE IT HAPPEN
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ideal real
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DREAM DESIGN DECIDE DO Just Think.
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develop D act evaluate A imagine E I Just Think.
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the dreamer Minds atWork Open Creative Risk taker Passionate
Innovative Courageous Unstructured Self motivated Unaccountable Big picture thinker A track record in ideas Thinks beyond self interest the dreamer Minds atWork
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the designer The Designer Brings realism to the process
Understands the dream Creates the foundations A bridge builder Creative flair Commercial Translator Structured Organised Practical Logical Patient the designer “the time is always ripe to do great things” The Designer
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Apolitical but with political savvy
Foresighted A visualiser Analytical A judge Fair Objective Balanced A mediator A packager Diplomatic Authoritative Rubberstamp Point of no return Apolitical but with political savvy the decider
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the doer Critical Evaluative Realistic Practical Executor Tenacious
A communicator Disciplined Detailed Focussed A proven completer A reducer
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Design Act Imagine Evaluate What would it be like? Just do it!
Why not? Imagine Evaluate Which works best? Just Think.
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Sacred sacred
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Sacred Valued Forbidden Mandatory sacred
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Sacred sacred Which rules can I bend? Which rules can I break?
Which rules can I fake? sacred
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Sacred EVERY OTHER DAMN THING! sacred
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Sacred negotiable sacred
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do love believe
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do love
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do love (get a job) (get a life) (get a footy team) believe
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i gotta job do love i’ve got a passion carn the dockers believe
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do love believe i love what I do i believe what I do
i believe what I love believe
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do love my magic life believe
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the rainbow bridge school life
i am… i might be… school life
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