Compendium of Ideas

• Idea Compendium—42 tools for creativity and breakthroughs
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Table of Contents

• Part 1: From 0 to 1
  • Chapter 1: Ask Yourself
    • 01 bug list
    • 02 focusing
    • 03 My Sentence Sheet in TAE
    • 04 Edison Notes.
    • 05 nonstop writing
  • Chapter 2: Reading Coincidences
    • 06 Random Stimulus
    • 07 excursion
    • 08 serendipity card
    • 09 Vague parts of Vincke
  • Chapter 3: Detecting Problems
    • 10 Kepner-Trigor’s situational awareness
    • 11 Space and Time Grid
    • 12 Example - Code Matrix
  • Chapter 4: Analyzing the Problem
    • 13 Question by P.K. Dick
    • 14 Why-Why Analysis
    • 15 Kipling Method
    • 16 concept fan
    • 17 Kepner-Tregoe issue analysis
  • Chapter 5: Doubting Assumptions
    • 18 hypothetical destruction
    • 19 problem reversal
• Part 2: From One to Plural
  • Chapter 6: Changing Perspectives
    • 20 What would Lubitsch do?
    • 21 Three rooms at Disney
    • 22 Virtual Wise Men’s Conference
    • 23 Osborne Checklist
  • Chapter 7: Combining
    • 24 relational algorithm
    • 25 de Paisman
    • 26 (Japanese) cherry blossom division method
    • 27 attribute (definition) list method
    • 28 morphometrics
  • Chapter 8: Thinking in terms of contradictions
    • 29 Morse Rivalry Learning
    • 30 dialectical approach
    • 31 Conflict Resolution Diagram (Evaporating cloud)
  • Chapter 9: Thinking by Analogy
    • 32 bionics method
    • 33 Gordon’s Four Analogies ( analogy )
    • 34 equivalence transformation
    • 35 NMDA Type T
    • 36 Gennai’s spellbinding copywriting
    • 37 Kaiowa’s “Science of the Diagonal.”Kaiowa
  • Chapter 10: Paraphrasing
    • 38 thesaurus paraphrase
    • 39 Talmudic dialectic
  • Chapter 11: Waiting
    • 40 red-haired hound
    • 41 Poincaré Incubation
    • 42 having a dream

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