Tiny Changes! Small Steps Big Success
Flexibly achieve goals, understand solve & change problems, motivate win & convince people, learn agile communication psychology & rhetoric
Simone Janson, Simone Janson, Simone Janson
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Tiny Changes! Small Steps Big Success
Flexibly achieve goals, understand solve & change problems, motivate win & convince people, learn agile communication psychology & rhetoric
Simone Janson, Simone Janson, Simone Janson
Über dieses Buch
In the 4th, completely revised edition of this groundbreaking guide, published by an award-winning publisher, renowned experts (overview in the book preview) combine their knowledge with interactive AI. This unique combination of decades of experience and state-of-the-art technology enables you to master challenges on a whole new level. Thanks to the innovative transfer of information, complemented by personal experiences of success, you can realize your goals and reach your full potential. Because every change, no matter how big, begins with the first step. But it is precisely this first step to go at all that many people fail. Decisive for change success is the right goal setting: good goals are smart and feasibility is an important keyword here: they should not seem too big and unattainable, but big enough to be challenging and offer development opportunities. That's why even the smallest change in our habits, known in the trade as micro habits or atomic habits, begins with that first step. It helps to appreciate and celebrate even small successes, to take our awareness more seriously and to be mindful of ourselves and our needs. Only then can we improve positive habits over time and achieve our desired goals. Good luck and have fun reading. For its concept "Information as Desired, " the publisher won the Global Business Award as Publisher of the Year and received government funding. It is also a partner of the Ministry of Education and Research of the Federal Republic of Germany. The goal to give you the best possible content on topics such as career, finance, management, recruiting, or psychology goes far beyond the static nature of traditional books: The interactive AI Extended Books not only provide AI-optimized content in several languages based on data analysis but also allow you to ask individual questions and receive advice tailored to your personal interests. Each book contains detailed information and examples for your successful use of AI. You can utilize AI software for free, download e-courses, collaborate with workbooks, or engage with an active community. So you gain valuable resources that enhance your knowledge, stimulate creativity, and make your personal and professional goals achievable and tangible. Expertise and technical innovation go hand in hand, as we take the responsibility to deliver well-researched and informed content seriously, honoring the trust you place in us. Due to the unique combination of human expertise and innovation, we can publish works that meet your requirements in every aspect. And furthermore, we want to offer you the opportunity to make your journey towards personal growth and success even more unforgettable. We understand that true change occurs not just in the mind but primarily through personal experiences and application. Therefore, we've conceptualized special success journey experiences tailored to each book for you. Be inspired to elevate your life to an entirely new level. By purchasing the books, you can also do good: The publisher dedicates about 5 percent of book sales revenue to socially relevant or sustainable projects. We provide scholarships, support innovative ideas, and contribute to climate protection initiatives. Publisher Simone Janson is also a bestselling author and one of the top 10 influential German bloggers according to the Blogger Relevance Index. Additionally, she has been a columnist and author for renowned media outlets such as WELT, Wirtschaftswoche, or ZEIT - more about her can be found, among other places, on Wikipedia.
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Solve problems quickly and efficiently like Google & Co: Success in 5 steps
// By Jake Knapp
This is how efficient work works in Silicon Valley
How robots make our work easier
AI as a maid
How to make structured decision-making processes more efficient
This is how efficient problem solving works in 3 steps
- First we put together a number of checklists, including a shopping list for necessary materials or a brief overview of the respective daily routine of the week. You don't have to memorize everything at once, but before we begin we need to carefully plan the process so that it will be a complete success.
- Then the team shoveled a full week off. From Monday to Friday they canceled all meetings, activated the "out of office" response function of their e-mail accounts and focused exclusively on one question: How should the robot behave in the presence of people?
- Next, they set a deadline. Savioke agreed with the hotel to conduct a live test on the Friday of sprint week. The countdown was on and the pressure increased significantly. We only had four days to design a working solution and create a prototype.
- On Monday, the Savioke team analyzed and reviewed everything they knew about the problem. Steve emphasized the importance of guest satisfaction, which is meticulously measured and tracked in hotels. If the relay robot increased satisfaction ratings during the pilot, the hotel would order more robots. If the value stagnated or fell and there was no order, the young start-up would find itself in a tricky position.
- Together we created a kind of overview plan, similar to a map, in order to identify the greatest risks. Imagine this plan like a storyboard in a film: guest meets robot, robot hands guest the toothbrush, guest is enthusiastic about the robot. There were critical moments on this storyboard when the robot and the guest meet for the first time: in the lobby, in the elevator, in the hotel corridor and so on. What point should we focus on? If you only have five days to sprint, you have to focus on well-defined goals. Steve chose the service fulfillment moment. If that works, the guest is delighted. If things go wrong, reception staff may have to spend all day answering questions from confused guests.