Little Bets (Review and Analysis of Sims' Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Peter Sims' book "Little Bets" shows that the best way to discover promising ideas is by placing lots of idea seeds and then building on those that work. In his book, the author explains how to use the "little bets" approach in six easy steps: experiment, play, immerse, define, reorient and iterate. This summary explains each of these steps in detail and proves that failed experiments are to be expected when trying something fresh and original.
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To learn more, read "Little Bets" and discover the easy approach that will help you to develop new business ideas.
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Book Presentation Little Bets by Peter Sims
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Summary of Little Bets (Peter Sims)
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MAIN IDEA
The best way to come up with brilliant new ideas is to discover them by placing lots of little bets
on promising ideas. By planting lots and lots of seeds, you’re then positioned to build further on what works and drop what does not. If an experiment doesn’t work out, it’s not a major problem because you haven’t committed lots of resources to your development project.
This little bets approach to innovation suggests failed experiments are fine, they come with the territory when you’re trying to do something fresh and original. In fact, it’s better to fail fast while the stakes are low than to head down a blind alley which ends up costing you much more later on. By using an experimental, iterative, trial-and-error approach, you can gradually build a breakthrough and fine tune as you go along.
Little Bets is based on the proposition that we can use a lot of little bets and certain creative methods to identify possibilities and build up to great outcomes. At the core of the experimental approach, little bets are concrete actions taken to discover, test, and develop ideas that are achievable and affordable. They begin as creative possibilities that get iterated and refined over time, and they are particularly valuable when trying to navigate amid uncertainty, create something new, or attend to open-ended problems. When we can’t know what’s going to happen, little bets help us learn about the factors that can’t be understood beforehand.
– Peter Sims
Most successful entrepreneurs, especially those who start businesses with limited capital, operate in this experimental way when trying new ideas. They think of learning the way most people think of failure.
– Peter