#73 The Simplicity Cycle - with Dan Ward

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In this week's episode, I talk with Dan Ward, a former military technologist, author and expert on innovation. With Dan, I explore:
- How applying his principles, teams can deliver at a tenth or even a one hundredth of the price
- Why spending 10 years in planning could actually be Agile
- The brain mechanisms that make trust a winning leadership strategy
- Why restraint should be your overarching principle for product delivery
- Why his principles don't scale and yet deliver mega-projects
Enjoy!
Dan's website: https://www.thedanward.com/
Mitre Innovator's Development Toolkit developed by Dan and this colleagues: https://itk.mitre.org/
Dan's first book F.I.R.E.: https://tinyurl.com/y5oxf4lk
Dan's latest book The Simplicity Cycle: https://tinyurl.com/yxknty79

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