The Wright Way (Review and Analysis of Eppler's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Mark Eppler's book "The Wright Way" tells the story of the Wright brothers, who successfully built and flew an aeroplane in 1903, despite most people believing it was impossible. In his book, the author analyses the keys to their success, highlighting their approach to problem solving in seven principles, which can be directly applied to solve the challenging problems in the broader business community today. This summary describes each of the seven principles in detail and explains how you can apply them to your business.
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To learn more, read "The Wright Way" and discover how you can apply the principles of these two high-flyers to get your business off the ground and make it soar.
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The Wright Way by Mark Eppler
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of The Wright Way (Mark Eppler)
Principle #1: Forging – use constructive conflict to come up with strong ideas
Principle #2: Tackle the tyrant – Always tackle the hardest part of a problem first
Principle #3: Tinkering – look for conceptual or tactile connections and contrasts
Principle #4: Rigid flexibility – consider possibilities outside the normal boundaries
Principle #5: Ongoing learning – make learning new ideas a lifelong passion
Principle #6: Measure twice – be methodical and meticulous in solving problems
Principle #7: Multiplication – harness the power of a team to achieve much more
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
On December 17, 1903, two unassuming bicycle builders Wilbur and Orville Wright did something most people assumed was impossible – they successfully flew an airplane they had designed and built themselves. This was a highly impressive achievement if for no other reason than many larger and much better funded organizations (including Thomas Edison, the Smithsonian Institution and the U.S. military) had already tried and failed to do the same.
So how, exactly, did the Wrights succeed where so many others had failed? Their approach to solving the problem of flight can be distilled into seven principles which are directly relevant to the challenges of solving problems in the broader business community:
The one aspect of the Wright brother’s story that has yet to be told is that a key component of their problem-solving process was the application of a set of identifiable principles. These comprise a problem-solving model that I call ‘The Wright Way’ These principles, if applied to your business or organization, will not just get it off the ground, they will make it soar.
– Mark Eppler
About the Author
MARK EPPLER (a graduate of Indiana University) is a professional speaker and seminar presenter who specializes in