2. Design Another Letter Of The
Alphabet
You are tasked with inventing a 27th letter
of the alphabet. It must represent a sound,
maybe a letter for PH, PN or KN. What
symbol will it be?
5. Why we resist change
1.Risk of change exceed risk of standing still
2.People connect to people with the old way
3.Fear of lack of competence
4.Overloaded
5.Skeptical
6.Hidden agendas
7.Threatens our notion of ourselves
8.Fear of loss of status
9.Doubt the quality of the idea
6. Change and women’s buttons.....
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9. Time is running out.........
Estimated remaining world supplies of non-renewable resources
Zinc - 10 years
Titanium - 12 Years
Lead - 14 Years
Gold - 14 Years
Chromium - 20 years
Copper - 26 Years
Platinum - 39 years
Cadmium - 54 years
Oil - 105 Years
10. How we spend our 77.8
• Sleeping 28 years
years
• Working 24.5 years
• Watching TV 8.5 years
• Doing Housework 5 years
• Eating and Drinking 3.5 years
Source: American bureau of labour statistics
11. The change model
Effective change = Quality of idea x Amount of buy in
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12. The Change Cycle
Denial
Improved performance
Shock
Blame
Problem Solving
Acceptance
Time
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Write a 6 word story
Ernest Hemingway, one of the greatest
authors of all time, was once challenged to
write a complete story in just six words.
Never one to shy from a challenge, he
wrote: "For sale: baby shoes, never used."
What would your complete six-word story
be?
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Write a 6 word story
Ernest Hemingway, one of the greatest
authors of all time, was once challenged to
write a complete story in just six words.
Never one to shy from a challenge, he
wrote: "For sale: baby shoes, never used."
What would your complete six-word story
be?
54. Books...A changing business model
1994 Bookstore
1995 Amazon
2010/11 Ipad/Kindle
The Harry Potter series has sold
3600 books per hour for 14 years
55. Books...A changing business model
Ebooks are now outselling paperbacks in the US -
Ebooks sales $90.3m - Feb 2011
Paperbacks $81.2m - Feb 2011
Source: Guardian.co.uk April 2011
56. “640k ought to be enough for anyone”
Bill gates - 1981
“Who the hell wants to hear actors talk”
HM Warner - Warner Bros 1927
“There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in their home”
Ken Olsen - President DEC
“$400 for an MP3 player, it won’t sell and it will be killed off quickly”
Macrumours 2001
57. Fizzy Drink Market
30 billion cans
Market share 52%
By 2012 bottled water
will exceed fizzy
drinks consumption
64. Random word?
Operation Christmas Picture Bottle
Aerosol Brick Exercise Arrow
spacecraft University Genius Reference
undertaker Outsource Fertiliser Speed
Blanket Computer Combinations Exchange
backwards Spectacles nutshell Market
Style Ice Books Wave
Range Camera Art Shop fitter
Menu Dictionary Shelf Software
Paste Brain Concept Club
Orbit Cup CD Short
69. Imagination workout
•Daily 10 min workout
•1 week to Learn
•Daily associational thinking
•1 week journal
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