How to Generate fresh idea everytime

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The document discusses the importance of combining knowledge and empathy to generate strong ideas, emphasizing the need to learn from curated content daily. It suggests a structured approach to idea generation through understanding the perspectives of both the creator and the audience, while also advocating for the cultivation of ideas over time. Ultimately, it stresses that the value of an idea is realized through its application.

Self Improvement

Idea is the mix of
your knowledge
and empathy

How to get good
and useful
knowledge?
>> Learn from the best/curated content

 https://www.facebook-
studio.com/awards/winners
 https://insights.fb.com/
 https://www.facebook.com/business/success
 https://www.creativelab5.com
 https://www.google.com/insights/
 https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/
 www.Thefwa.com
 http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/
 http://www.awwwards.com
 https://www.chromeexperiments.com
 http://www.cssdesignawards.com/
 http://www.canneslionsarchive.com/
winners/categories/cannes-lions
 https://www.spikes.asia/home/
 http://www.ted.com/
 www.viralblog.com
 http://creativity-online.com/
 www.mashable.com
 https://www.behance.net
 https://creatoracademy.youtube.com
/page/course/cases
 www.Creativecow.net
 http://www.socialmediaexaminer.co
m/
 www.coursera.com
 https://www.edx.org/

Spend at least 15 minutes/day
to learn new things, everyday.

Read read read read
read read read read
read read
And understand its
Why why why
What what what
How how how

Put yourself in the creator
and the audience shoes
How to understand it?

Put yourself in the creator shoes:
Understand the
platform features
Features is your tools to shoot the prey audience

Put yourself in the audience shoes:
Understand their emotion,
needs, issue, etc
Ps:
Acting or part of theatrical skill can be beneficial

Happy?
The real work is just about to begin
*there will be lack of cat afterwards

Please remember this to the death:
There is no such “no idea condition”
There’s only not good enough idea or not strong idea (yet)

So….
Secret of Jedi Idea is…
(baca Jadi ide #maksa)

Playing cards*or maybe Steve arnlorn want to help automate this :p

Well, it’s not ideo cards
It is rahmaut cards :p

ONE SINGLE SENTENCE
A good idea can be explain using 1 simple sentence
(compound or complex are still welcome)
platform

TO HAVE A GREAT IDEA, HAVE A LOT OF THEM.
THE VALUE OF AN IDEA LIES IN THE USING IT.
THOMAS A. EDISON

Is the idea strong enough?
Find relevancies/supporting fact

Sample
Aplikasi yang menemukan karakter anjing
sesuai dengan wajah seseorang melalui face
detecting
Insight:
Pets are just like their owner/
We share similarities with our pets

Take up one idea. Make that
one idea your life - think of it,
dream of it, live on that idea.
let the brain, muscles, every
part of your body, be full of
that idea, and just leave every
other idea alone. this is the
way to success, that is way
great spiritual giants are
produced.
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
In an ideal situation……

MEN ARE MORTAL. SO ARE IDEAS. AN IDEA
NEEDS PROPAGATION AS MUCH AS A PLANT
NEEDS WATERING. OTHERWISE BOTH WILL
WITHER AND DIE.
BR AMBEDKAR

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How to Generate fresh idea everytime

1. @rahmaut I S N O T R A N D O M

3. Idea is the mix of your knowledge and empathy

4. Without Knowledge….

5. How to get good and useful knowledge? >> Learn from the best/curated content

6.  https://www.facebook- studio.com/awards/winners  https://insights.fb.com/  https://www.facebook.com/business/success  https://www.creativelab5.com  https://www.google.com/insights/  https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/  www.Thefwa.com  http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/  http://www.awwwards.com  https://www.chromeexperiments.com  http://www.cssdesignawards.com/  http://www.canneslionsarchive.com/ winners/categories/cannes-lions  https://www.spikes.asia/home/  http://www.ted.com/  www.viralblog.com  http://creativity-online.com/  www.mashable.com  https://www.behance.net  https://creatoracademy.youtube.com /page/course/cases  www.Creativecow.net  http://www.socialmediaexaminer.co m/  www.coursera.com  https://www.edx.org/

7. Spend at least 15 minutes/day to learn new things, everyday.

8. As Breakfast routine Or as lullaby

9. Read read read read read read read read read read And understand its Why why why What what what How how how

10. Put yourself in the creator and the audience shoes How to understand it?

11. Put yourself in the creator shoes: Understand the platform features Features is your tools to shoot the prey audience

12. Put yourself in the audience shoes: Understand their emotion, needs, issue, etc Ps: Acting or part of theatrical skill can be beneficial

13. Happy? The real work is just about to begin *there will be lack of cat afterwards

14. Please remember this to the death: There is no such “no idea condition” There’s only not good enough idea or not strong idea (yet)

15. So…. Secret of Jedi Idea is… (baca Jadi ide #maksa)

16. Playing cards*or maybe Steve arnlorn want to help automate this :p

17. Well, it’s not ideo cards It is rahmaut cards :p

18. Here’s the rule: Divide your card deck into 4 categories Problem Brand/client products Platform Feature FormatOR Detailing

19. Problem Brand/client products Platform Feature FormatOR Map it then implement this formula: Clustering [ x ] x

20. Problem

21. Brand/client products

22. Problem Brand/client products Clustering

23. Problem Brand/client products [ x ] Crossing Randomly…

24. Problem Brand/client products [ x ] Crossing Result

25. Problem Brand/client products Platform Feature FormatOR Clustering [ x ] x ONE SINGLE SENTENCE

26. ONE SINGLE SENTENCE A good idea can be explain using 1 simple sentence (compound or complex are still welcome) platform

27. Started with the magic words…..

28. TO HAVE A GREAT IDEA, HAVE A LOT OF THEM. THE VALUE OF AN IDEA LIES IN THE USING IT. THOMAS A. EDISON

30. Is the idea strong enough? Find relevancies/supporting fact

31. Sample Aplikasi yang menemukan karakter anjing sesuai dengan wajah seseorang melalui face detecting Insight: Pets are just like their owner/ We share similarities with our pets

32. Detailing Problem Brand/client products Platform Feature FormatOR Clustering [ x ] x

33. Detailing /technicalities

35. Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. let the brain, muscles, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. this is the way to success, that is way great spiritual giants are produced. SWAMI VIVEKANANDA In an ideal situation……

36. MEN ARE MORTAL. SO ARE IDEAS. AN IDEA NEEDS PROPAGATION AS MUCH AS A PLANT NEEDS WATERING. OTHERWISE BOTH WILL WITHER AND DIE. BR AMBEDKAR

37. Ummmm… Questions?

38. idea