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    What are the typical reversal questions?

    There are five questions that I typically ask at some time on our two hour session:

    1. How can you make things much worse? Look at making your existing situation worse. When you have enough ideas, reverse them to identify potential improvements.

    2. How can you make yourself less useful? Find ways to waste time and resources.

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