Effective prioritization involves eliminating interruptions, taking time to review, being willing to revise, not letting deadlines rule, and building a better system.
User innovation and adaptation can lead to groundbreaking ideas. Case studies such as the invention of the folding umbrella and the creation of rear view mirrors for planes demonstrate the value of tapping into user frustration and experimentation.
Camping can teach us about building effective networks: provide the right space, bring individual skills, maintain connections, and have a campfire to collaborate and coexist.
