The IQ Question List
For whom is it for?
Global Students, Entrepreneurs, Research Agencies, Ph.D. students, Investors, Professionals, and Corporate Strategists
The 12 IQ Question Principles:
Fundamentals
What problem are we actually solving? Who has the need specifically? What is the story narrative of the problem and solution: Need, Approach, Benefit, Competition
How does it work —> Does it work?
What are the first principals of the underlying problem and solution?
Drivers
How will the key trendlines project five years from now? And what future can you envision from that projection?
In that 5-year trendline view, what are the new problems and opportunities we can’t see yet?
What areas of knowledge must be merged to solve this?
Ecosystem
Who are the stakeholders in the solution?
Why is this not obvious to everyone now?
What will be the reaction of these stakeholders to the solution? Is it disruptive or sustaining, and to whom? What are the incentives for everyone in the system?
What team would be needed to make this happen? Where are the centers of activity in the world on this topic?
Decisions
How can you make the biggest contribution from where you are and with what you have?
Is the solution powerful enough to change the expected future?
Are you capable and brave enough to directly contact and bring the right people together to make this happen
Why is it Useful?
This is the question list and thought process that leads to these innovations:
Concepts for high-value projects and PhD research topics
Collaboration opportunities and team building
Tech trends - to know what’s next
Skill development in areas of your interest
Strategy, technology, and investment insight
Policy/Law Implications