How to Innovate: LITTLE BETS by Peter Sims
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Lesson summary:
In “Little Bets” by Peter Sims, the concept of making small, experimental actions to develop and test ideas is explored. Using examples such as Chris Rock and Pixar Studios, Sims illustrates how perfection in the final product is achieved through iterative processes and embracing initial imperfections. Rock, for instance, tests new jokes in small venues, knowing many will fail, while Pixar produces thousands of storyboards, expecting many to be rejected. The key takeaway is that innovative solutions emerge through a willingness to accept small failures in the pursuit of perfection. This book comes highly recommended for its insightful anecdotes on the value of ‘little bets’ in the creative process.