Part of the problem with product innovation for example is that it happens so infrequently. Perhaps every few years a genuine new product is launched. Now wonder we sometimes get rusty. Imagine only playing basketball a few times per year. … Continued
More and more research is indicating that shorter, high intensity physical workouts (e.g. touch football) are more beneficial than longer, lower intensity sessions (e.g. walking). I wonder if the same applies to mental workouts? I wonder if shorter, sharper creativity … Continued
According to research from Stanford researchers, Professor Daniel Schwartz and doctoral graduate Marily Oppezzo, walking boosts creativity. The study found that the simple act of walking enhanced creativity regardless of whether it was indoors or outdoors. One of the experiments … Continued
Brainstorming is fun, social and is a great way to generate new ideas and solutions. It is also an underrated way for any emerging leader to build interest and engagement in a problem, opportunity or issue. But. And this is … Continued