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07/09/2023

💬 What have "you" learned from this Harvard Business Review video: "The Explainer: Solving Problems by Starting with the Worst Idea Possible"?

07/09/2023

In 's video, "The Explainer: Solving Problems by Starting with the Worst Idea Possible," Designer and Author Ayse Birsel encourages us to intentionally think of the worst possible solution to spark innovative ideas. We created a bite-size guide with 3 lessons, 2 references, and 1 inspiring story about how , the founder of Spanx, turned a "bad" idea into a billion-dollar business. (https://youtu.be/YkgPzm5IYr0)

07/08/2023

🔤 What does Sara Blakely define as "failure"?

07/07/2023

🗨️ "Failure can be the beginning of something beautiful." - Ayse Birsel

07/06/2023

🔄 True or False: According to HBR, failing again and again can be a beneficial approach to turning bad ideas into really good solutions.

07/05/2023

😂 Meme: Normal Ideas vs. Worst Possible Idea Ever. Trying to Innovate with

07/04/2023

💡 Pop Quiz: What's an example of “wrong thinking" on purpose according to Ayse Birsel?

07/03/2023

📖 Story Time: Sara Blakely's "Bad" Idea Turned Billion-Dollar Business

07/03/2023

What if the worst solution is actually the most effective? According to Ayse Birsel, sometimes it's necessary to consider the unpopular idea to find true success. Take switching jobs, getting rid of technology, or "failing" purposefully. These solutions, while counter-intuitive, can yield great results if used properly. Don't write off the worst solution - it might be your quickest route to success!


Link: accredicity.com/bite/33258/

06/26/2023

In 's video, "The Biggest Myth In Education," Physicist and Educator Derek Muller debunks the common learning styles.

We created a bite-size story guide with 3 lessons, 2 references, and 1 fascinating story about how transformed the space industry.

Title: VARK is DEBUNKED 🙅 How Elon Musk solves problem?Dive into our bite-size guide for the Veritasium video, "The Biggest Myth In Education," featuring Ph...

06/19/2023

Have you ever been confused by the array of different learning styles in your classroom? "Preferred" learning styles are often identified, but the evidence suggests this doesn't always benefit students! Teaching according to students' preferences is key, but we must be careful not to rely on guesswork.


Link: accredicity.com/bite/36524/

06/15/2023

Think you need a 'Steve Jobs level' product right off the bat? Think again. Learn why starting with an MVP is a smart strategy and how it led to iconic products like the iPhone. "