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Introduction: The beauty in constraint, and why it matters 1
1. Victim, Neutralizer, & Transformer: Our starting relationship with constraints 16 2. Break Path Dependence: The behaviors and practices that stop us seeing opportunity in constraint 34 3. Ask Propelling Questions: How to frame the constraint to force breakthrough 56 4. Can-If: How to find solutions to constraint-driven problems 78 5. Creating Abundance: How to see and access resources we don't have 102 6. Activating Emotions: How to fuel tenacity on the journey 124 7. The Fertile Zero: Learning from people who succeeded with next to nothing 146 8. Constraint-Driven Cultures: How big companies have learned to love constraints 172 9. Scarcity and Abundance: Why this capability is so important to all of us today 194 10. Making Constraints Beautiful: How to use the ABC approach 208 11. Leadership & The Future of Constraints: The opportunity for progress 224 Notes and Sources 235 Bibliography and Further Reading 249 Image Credits 251 Appendix 253 Thanks and Acknowledgments 263 Index 267 |
ADAM MORGAN is the author of Eating The Big Fish: How Challenger Brands Can Compete Against Brand Leaders, the international bestseller that introduced the concept of challenger brands to the world of marketing. His ideas have been widely cited as a key influence by a new generation of successful entrepreneurs and business leaders around the world. He is founder of eatbigfish, a renowned marketing consultancy that works with clients to develop their own breakthrough strategies, from Helsinki to Hanoi.
MARK BARDEN runs the west coast business for eatbigfish in the US. Over his career he's won the Platinum Award for direct response marketing, taken a dot com public, warmed up a crowd for Ellen De Generes, and played a Buddhist monk in a Kleenex commercial. His advice on how to create breakthrough thinking with outsize results is much sought after. He is a popular speaker, world class facilitator and occasional coach.