How to embrace friction to drive breakthrough ideas
How to embrace friction to drive breakthrough ideas
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Since the invention of the wheel, humans have been looking to achieve more with less effort. But what if those sticking points - the times when it feels hard and like it's about to go wrong - are actual crucial for the design process? Yoon Su, best-selling author of Friction and Iconic Advantage, explains how not all friction is equal, and why a healthy dose of good friction might be just the thing for both your innovation process and your final product.
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Not all friction is equal
Find out the difference between bad friction and good friction, and the positive effect good friction can have.
Why friction is good for innovation
According to Yu, friction is integral to personal growth. Getting over obstacles and frustration is often seen as the hero's journey. This principle applies not only to individuals but also to designing products, brands, and businesses.
The final product needs friction too
Learn with Yu, how good friction is essential for brand loyalty as it generates dopamine, adrenaline, and endorphins, engaging customers and fostering their loyalty.
How to use friction to create ideas
Yu reveals how Ikea strategically utilises friction to instill value in its products and transform the shopping experience into an engaging event.
Looking around and being curious
Yu emphasises the importance for companies to maintain curiosity, and stay aware of their surroundings. By embracing these principles, businesses can leverage the friction to generate new ideas and possibilities.
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