What Makes You Creative? Other People
From Edward Glassman’s book, Team Creativity At Work II: Creative Problem Solving At Its Best, some interesting thoughts in this article on teams and creativity. So specifically what makes you[…]
From Edward Glassman’s book, Team Creativity At Work II: Creative Problem Solving At Its Best, some interesting thoughts in this article on teams and creativity. So specifically what makes you[…]
This post on the ways to ruin a brainstorm comes from Paul Sloane, author of The Leader’s Guide to Lateral Thinking Skills. They say brainstorms are old-fashioned and no longer[…]
In the last post (here), I listed the five most common responses I get when presenting idea – but left out the most difficult client response to answer: “That’s not[…]
A brainstorm is a meeting like any other, which means an agenda can be extremely helpful to keep order and focus. Give yourself a few minutes to think through in[…]
In his book The Concept of a Problem, Gene Agre defines a problem as “The gap between the current state of affairs and the desired state of affairs.” In other[…]
In every conversation, there are two voices. The first voice is what you ‘hear’ from someone else: a friend or acquaintance, an e-mail or text message, or perhaps ‘communications’ from[…]