You Are Not So Smart

246 - Ideaflow - Jeremy Utley

Nov 13, 2022

01:11:32

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Jeremy Utley

Highlights

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Episode notes

design a crappy cheap experiment, gather data

02:54

Is That the Best Answer?

01:21

The Peanut Butter Jar

01:20

Entrepreneurship - Is This Your Thing?

01:54

Introduction

3min

You Are Not So Smart Podcast Episode 246

2min

Jeremy Utley, the Author of a New Book, Idea Flow

4min

What Can You Do in This Day and You Could Be Who You Are?

2min

The D School Is a Hub for Interdisciplinary Collaboration at Stanford University

2min

Launchpad Accelerator Program - What Is It?

2min

Entrepreneurship - Is This Your Thing?

2min

What's the Sales Mindset?

2min

Learning the Rules of a Game

2min

10.

How Did You Come to Be a Product Designer?

2min

11.

What I Love About Creativity

3min

12.

The Makes Sense Stopping Rule

2min

13.

I Love That You Can Apply This to Anything

4min

14.

Build for Tomorrow Podcast

6min

15.

How to Survive the D-School

3min

16.

The Secret Technique to the Legs

3min

17.

Why Do Human Beings Have Hair?

2min

18.

How Many Ideas Do You Have?

3min

19.

The Idea of Throwing of Just Being a Fountain of Garbage

2min

20.

Shark Tank Shark Tank Peanut Butter Pump

3min

21.

The Radiation Challenge by Dr. Carl Dunker

6min

22.

The Pandemic of Remote Work

4min

23.

The Secret to Doing Good Podcasting

2min

24.

I've Got Five Good Ideas by the End of the Month

2min

25.

The Sub Stack and the Inputs to Your Thinking

2min

26.

You Can't Wait to Write Before You Start Writing

2min

27.

Is Every Problem an Idea Problem?

2min

28.

You're Not So Smart Podcast

2min

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Podcast - Jeremy Utley

4min

In this episode we sit down with Jeremy Utley of the Stanford d.school to discuss his new book, Ideaflow, which is all about how to create a practice for producing and trading ideas in massive quantities – whether in an organization or as an individual entrepreneur or content-creator – along with a system for sorting the garbage from the gold. We discuss, among many other things, why it is important to focus on input more than output, how to stop obsessing over quality while generating quantity, and peanut butter pumps.