Open Mind, Closed Mind
Do you operate in a Closed Mode or Open Mode when at work? Knowing he difference between them, and tips to switch from one to the other, may make all the difference when you need to be creative at work.
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Do you operate in a Closed Mode or Open Mode when at work? Knowing he difference between them, and tips to switch from one to the other, may make all the difference when you need to be creative at work.
An easy guide to be “uncreative”
A great collection of thoughts by Tim Donnelly for Inc magazine on how to tap employee ideas, which is cleverly entitled How To Tap Employee Ideas. Here’s Donnelly’s introduction: “Encouraging your[…]
Always someone worth listening to: Sir Ken Robinson, speaking about the principles of creative leadership, specifically the importance organisations should place on creativity. Here’s a sampling the article for Fast Company:[…]
Part #1 is here. When I began leading brainstorms as a full-time activity, one of the first strange experiences was running an ideation session with a group of people who[…]
A big fan of lists, I kept an article entitled The Innovator vs. The Pseudo-Innovator for its insight into the characteristics of an innovator. It’s a good list for a[…]