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Acknowledgements
Table of contents
- Introduction: What's the big idea?
- Exercise your imagination
- Be playful
- Write your manifesto
- Question, question, question
- Keep it simple
- Just get started
- Value first ideas
- Voice your wildest concept
- Act like a kid
- Take notice
- Visualize it
- Get help
- Know who's the daddy
- What would Terry do?
- Ask 'What else can I do with this?'
- Find your inner genius
- Make 'em laugh
- Reposition
- Hoard
- Find a link
- Make leaping jumps
- Fail towards success
- Find an analogy
- Change what appears to be fixed
- Fix your frustrations
- Look to nature
- Change the room
- Build your own space
- Try osmosis
- Change the scenery
- Improvise
- Go to the factory
- Trust your hunches
- Potter, ponder and tinker
- Try translating
- Sleep on it
- Take a break
- Spend time daydreaming
- Embrace absurdity
- Take a chance
- Fence yourself in
- Try swapping systems
- Try combining systems
- Be a storyteller
- Appreciate accidents
- Talk your way in
- Criss-cross borders
- Take things literally
- Be contrary
- Make it personal
- Understand your process
- Just in time
- Practise, practise, practise
- Index
- Credits and acknowledgements