Find out what really causes a heart attack. It’s not what you think.

Do you want creative ideas? Then you need to ask the right questions.

In one of my new online courses To Get Better Ideas, Solve the real Problem, learn how the language you use to describe a problem will determine whether you solve the actual problem or just a symptom.

In this lesson find out how redefining the problem led to a breakthrough that has saved countless numbers of people from dying of heart attacks.

Over the last year videographer, Dan Richardson and I have produced a nine-part series on innovation that is now on the OpenSesame eLearning platform.

In each short course, we use real-life examples from business, medicine, education, agriculture, product development, and nature. These lessons are sophisticated enough for the “C” suite yet practical enough for front-line workers.

Each lesson includes a 5-to-7-minute video and an “Extend Your Learning” component to help you innovate on demand.

Take a look at this 3-minute clip and find out what really causes heart attacks.

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