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The Genius of Steve Jobs

How to Think Like a Disruptor

with Dr. Mark Goulston

Goulston  Group  clients:  

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I like impossible goals My goal for today is that you will never think of innovation or marketing in the same way again

Eli  Broad  Picks  The  World's  Seven  Most  Powerful  Philanthropists  

“Wealth  is  what  you  take  from  the  world;  worth  is  what  you  give  back.”      

–Dr.  Mark  Goulston      

“That’s  one  of  my  favorite  quotes  about  philanthropy,”  said  Eli  Broad.  

1.  “Whoa!  2.  “Wow!”    3.  “Hmmm…”    4.  “Yes!”  

“Whoa!”  “Wow!”  “Hmmm…”  “Yes!”  

“Whoa!”    The  Prerequisite  to  DisrupSon  

• “I  can’t  believe  what  I’m  seeing”  

• “I  can’t  believe  what  I’m  hearing”  

• “I  can’t  believe  what  I’m  feeling”  

AND  what  do  these  lead  to?  

“Wow!”    

FascinaSon,  Amazement  or  Astonishment      

Each  and  all  of  which  have  the  power  to  safely  disrupt  people  out  of  their  “mindsets”  and  comfort  zones    AND  what  do  these  lead  to?    

“I  can’t  wait  to  do  something  with  this!”  

AND  what  does  that  lead  to?  

“Hmmm…”  

“Yes!”  

In-­‐OvaSon    

In-­‐ovaSon  =  CreaSng  something  that  gets  through  people’s  

inerSa  and  defenses      

And  causes  a  “Standing  OvaSon”  =  Take  acSon    

Why  You  Need  “Whoa!”  Before  “Wow!”  

EvoluSon  From  Nucleus  to  Human  Cortex  

 

Your  Three  Brains

The  Specialist’s  Dilemma

“Whoa!”    The  Prerequisite  to  DisrupSon  

• “I  can’t  believe  what  I’m  seeing”  

• “I  can’t  believe  what  I’m  hearing”  

• “I  can’t  believe  what  I’m  feeling”  

And  I  can’t  believe  what  I  can  now  do  that’s  be_er  than  

what  I  was  doing  

“Wow!”    

Delight,  FascinaSon,  Amazement  or  Astonishment      

Each  and  all  of  which  have  the  power  to  safely  disrupt  people  out  of  their  “mindsets”  and  comfort  zones    

"One  does  not  discover  new  lands  without  consenSng  to  lose  sight  of  the  shore  for  a  very  long  Sme."      -­‐  Andre  Gide