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Productivity |
Productivity with a whopping 100 list? |
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The basics are that you need to do this in one sitting, no coming back tomorrow to think of new ones, and get rid of all distractions (including ones in your head). You then sit down, and write 100 solutions to the problem at hand.
The first part of the results will be quite uninteresting, things you already know to do, since these are at the tip of your thinking. The next forty are where the patterns are, these are the “variations on a theme” type ideas. The last 30 entries where be where you can potentially find some good ideas, interesting, unique and new ways of solving the problem.
I think the thing you should always remember is to let yourself think outside of the box. Jot down even funny and weird ideas if they have a chance of working, since through these thoughts you may arrive at something truly useful.
Thanks to Litemind for their great article.







February 27th, 2008 at 1:16 pm
[...] go through all your options. Are you sure there aren’t better solutions? Take a look at the 100 item list decision making process if you need some inspiration. I don’t want to go into this part, I assume that you know the [...]
February 27th, 2008 at 1:16 pm
[...] go through all your options. Are you sure there aren’t better solutions? Take a look at the 100 item list decision making process if you need some inspiration. I don’t want to go into this part, I assume that you know the [...]