The document discusses bold thinking and the concept of a "Boldpreneur" - someone who focuses on rapidly achieving bold goals through testing bold ideas. It introduces the concept of Bold Sprint Mapping, which is a template-driven methodology for organizing, managing, and testing ideas in "Bold Sprints". Key aspects of Bold Sprint Mapping include rapidly testing prototypes with target customers, using a Bold Sprint Map to organize the process, and addressing questions of desirability, viability and feasibility.
12. Design Sprint vs. Bold Sprint
ITEM DESIGN SPRINT BOLD SPRINT
OBJECTIVE/FOCUS Solve Big Problems and Test New
Ideas in 5 Days
ConSnuously and Rapidly Test Bold Ideas and Achieve
Bold Goals for Improvement & Design Projects
THEORETICAL
FOUNDATION
Design Thinking Six Sigma Methodology + Lean Startup + Design Thinking
+ Universal Problem Solving & Project Management
TARGETED
CUSTOMER
Corporate/Growing Startup;
Established/Matured OrganizaSon
Boldpreneur; Bootstrapped but Bold-thinking Startup;
Established/Matured Bold-thinking OrganizaSon
COST High Low; High
RISK/REWARD Low Risk vs. High Reward Low Risk vs. High Reward
MANPOWER Large Sprint Team: 4-7 Members Small Sprint Team: 1-3 Members; Large Sprint Team
TIME (DURATION) Episodic (5-Day) Sprint Episodic/ConSnuous Sprint; Variable DuraSon-Sprint
SCALABILITY Scalable; Follow-ups are required Scalable; Modular
ROADMAP FOR
METHODOLOGY
Linear (Chain) of Strategic Events:
Understand-Diverge-Decide-
Prototype-Validate
Circular (Loop) of Strategic & OperaSonal Events;
Strategic Roadmap: Understand-Diverge-Decide-
Prototype-Validate
OperaSonal Roadmap: Observe-Think-Hypothesize-
Experiment-Reflect (OTHER)
OPERATIONAL
TOOLS
Textual Checklists for Each Day of
Sprint; Sprint Textbook
Modular Visual Templates: Checklists; 6Q-Chain Table;
OPSE Map; Visual Ebook on B.I.D. Design Sprint
MAIN RECORDING
MEDIUM
2 Large Whiteboards; SScky (Post-It)
Notes
Roll-up Whiteboard; 1-Page Visual Templates;
Index Cards