TEDx: Not finding a great idea, but solving the right problem

Post originally appeared on CEO World Magazine Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used in nearly every aspect of life today. If AI is so effective, why can’t we use it to create business strategies? The answer is that we can—though there are some limitations. Let’s...

Roger Firestien was featured in a Forbes article that emphasizes the importance of evolving business strategies to meet modern challenges. The article highlights how many business leaders continue to rely on outdated methods, often leading to wasted resources and missed opportunities.

I joined podcast host Bill Horan, to discuss my latest book, Solve the Right Problem. We explored the “first problem fallacy.” This means that most of the time what we first think is the problem is not the problem. This conversation focused on rethinking approaches to...

In my article for CEOWORLD Magazine, titled "Why Executives Stink at Solving Problems," I explore the common pitfalls executives face in problem-solving. I discuss how traditional approaches to problem-solving often lead to misdiagnoses and inefficient strategies,...

In my appearance on an episode of "Mountain Money," I had the opportunity to share my insights on Creative Problem-Solving with the audience. In this episode, Carl Richards and I explored the concept of "solving the real problem," emphasizing that what people often...

Anita Brick of the University of Chicago’s Careercast Podcast interviewed me on how to shift your mindset and go beyond your impasse to create breakthroughs. Listen in!

Creativity has been defined as the use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of an artistic work.

Innovation is a conscious choice. You can choose to do things the way you have always done them before.