Point of View Analysis
An effective approach to shift your current frame of mind to promote creativity.
- Form empathy
- Put yourself in another person's shoes
- Think your business from the eyes of your competitor
- Think about how they might experience a particular situation
- Ask how they might behave if you change your strategy
- Guess what they might think to compete against you in the current market
- Consider which actions they might be taking to own your current customers
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