“True learning (as opposed to education) is a voluntary experience that requires tension and discomfort (the persistent feeling of incompetence as we get better at a skill).”
– Seth Godin, The Practice
“True learning (as opposed to education) is a voluntary experience that requires tension and discomfort (the persistent feeling of incompetence as we get better at a skill).”
– Seth Godin, The Practice
“When I’m working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I think only how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.”
– Buckminster Fuller
Desire is a contract you make with yourself to be unhappy until you get what you want.
If you aren’t curious about it, you’ll never be good at it.
“There’s never a task too great or too small, because the only task to accomplish is the one in front of me. It might appear that there are a thousand things to do, but in fact there is never more than one.”
Katie Byron in A Thousand Names For Joy
“I live on this earth at present, and I don’t know what I am. I know that I am not a category. I’m not a thing — a noun. I seem to be a verb, an evolutionary process an integral function of the universe.”
– Buckminster Fuller
“Problems have solutions. That’s what makes them problems. A problem without a solution isn’t a problem, it’s simply a situation.”
– Seth Godin in The Practice
Ondanks wat doorgaans geloofd wordt, is het beter om snel te volgen, dan als eerste te vertrekken.
“Why do fast followers win more often? It’s pretty simple. First Movers tend to launch without really fully understanding customer problems or the product features that solve those problems. They guess at their business model and then do premature, loud and aggressive Public Relations hype and early company launches and quickly burn through their cash.. This is a great strategy if there’s a bubble occuring in your market or you are going to bet it all on flipping your company for a sale. Otherwise the jury is in. There’s no advantage. [4]”
“Astute fast-followers recognize that part of Customer Discovery is learning from the first-mover by looking at the arrows in their backs. Then avoiding them.”
Innovator | First to develop or patent an idea | |
Product Pioneer | First to have a working model | |
First Mover | First to sell the product | 47% failure rate |
Fast Follower | Entered early but not first | 8% failure rate |
Uit: Why Pioneers are the ones with arrows in their back.- Steven Blank
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“Risk more than others think is safe. Dream more than others think is practical.”
– Howard Schultz