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Exit Coach Radio: Deliberate Creativity and Other Tips
When generating ideas and solve problems, it’s important to first conduct creative warm-ups. That way, you’ll find more successful solutions.
Creativity and Education: Create in a Flash
I didn’t want “Create in a Flash” to be another training manual. I’d already done that, and this was supposed to be something different.
HR.com: Creativity Is More Powerful Than A Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has forced us all to be more creative in our everyday lives, reaffirming that statement that everyone creative ability.
StrategyDriven: 5 Ways To Get Creative While Working From Home
From finding your creative space and creative time to taking breaks and forcing connections, use these guidelines for your work-from-home office.
OpenSesame: Creativity Is Solving The Right Problem
Generate ideas only after you’ve clearly identified the problem, and make sure to invest time identifying that true problem during the creative process.
Bloomer Boomer: Generate Winning Ideas on Demand
One creative process misconception is that all ideas must breakthrough ones. Incremental thoughts making a process more efficient are just as effective.
Forbes: 5 Strategies For Becoming More Creative Fast, Backed By Science
Just as an athlete stretches before a game, it’s also important to warm up for creative thinking — the first strategy I offer for becoming more creative.
Blue Heron Journal Book Review
As I wrote in my latest book, it’s important to invest time identifying the true problem as opposed to coming up with ideas for the wrong one.
Secrets of Success with Bill Horan
Stress comes with a perceived lack of options and usually just a handful of ideas, but a creative personality will you more options to work with.
Creative problem-solving and communication behavior in small groups
This study investigated differences between communication behaviors of small groups trained in Creative Problem-Solving and groups not trained in creative problem-solving.