Entrepreneurship: Theory, Process, Practice
1. One statement that stood out to me was that 'Probability Thinking' is a middling mind-set that tends to hinder the creative process. I do believe hat innovative ideas can come from not thinking of it outcomes, but at the same time it's wise to at least subtlety use this strategy. The author states that probability thinking prohibits one from taking calculated risks but I believe that calculated risks are calculated with probability thinking.
2. The only thing that would seem a little confusing to me as that the we consider duplication of a product with a slightly different look is innovation. Usually when I think of innovation I think of a new use or new idea; not the same product with a different name.
3. What types of opportunities did you identify when you first considered yourself as an entrepreneur?
Did you fall for any of the misconceptions of innovation?
4. You don't need to eliminate all "muddling mind-sets" in this chapter. A few "muddling mind-set" can lead to innovative ideas and can also lead to fewer bad decisions. Just use those "muddling mind-sets" more subtlety than usual.
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