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The Art of Simple Questions Lead to Great Innovations
Great companies begin by wondering about simple things and asking simple questions — eventually leading companies to great innovations:
- Therefore, what?
- Isn’t this interesting?
- Is there a better way?
- Why doesn’t our company do this?
- It’s possible, so why don’t we make it?
- Where is the market leader weak?
Read full article by Guy Kawasaki here.
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