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Did you know that there is a Museum of failure? Failure is actually a good think in innovation as we can learn loads from failing. You can take a virtual tour around a variety of innovation failures here Virtual tour of Museum of Failure<\/a>.
\nHave you ever tried and failed and learnt and tried again? I am sure you remember learning to ride a bike or write your name. That took a few attempts, right? Nothing wrong with that, the exact opposite. Innovators need to learn to fail and not give up. First time right is a nonsense!\u00a0<\/span><\/div>\n
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How do you move from an idea to a prototype?<\/h3>\n

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As an innovator, you will need to persuade others about the validity and feasibility of your idea. Sometimes words will not be enough. You will have to show your clients, customers or business partners what you have in mind.\u00a0 Instead of worrying of getting everything right the first time, we can test a few quick prototypes to test our idea.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Hm, I can sense that this is taking you out of your comfort zone and you want to have a bit of a play before we start prototyping. Ok, here is a little game that will get your brain working. Just enjoy it and have a go. Try to create solutions that are creative and out of the box!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Diversion<\/h3>\n

For this, you are given the what, who and why of a design concept, and three constraints to abide by.<\/h3>\n
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