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It's True! Brainstorming Groups Kill Creative Ideas
18 January 2020 — Creativity

It's True! Brainstorming Groups Kill Creative Ideas

It seems that as soon as you add people to the mix, you run the risk of generating fewer ideas that are less novel, than if people worked on their own.

Henry Ford can teach us about Customer Experience in a Digital Age
31 July 2019 — Customer Experience

Henry Ford can teach us about Customer Experience in a Digital Age

Peer-review is a large determiner in how and what people choose to spend their money on. Responding well to reviews and feedback is more critical than ever.

Sometimes Creative Quantity is better than Creative Quality
5 June 2019 — Creativity

Sometimes Creative Quantity is better than Creative Quality

Have you ever had a moment where you're creating something and you freeze, wondering what people might say about your finished product?

The Data is Clear. We're Becoming Less Creative
19 May 2019 — Creativity

The Data is Clear. We're Becoming Less Creative

Since 1950 creativity results have continued to improve, until we arrived in the year 1990. From then on, creativity results have consistently declined.

Reversing Assumptions | A Useful Creativity Technique
7 May 2019 — Creativity

Reversing Assumptions | A Useful Creativity Technique

Assumptions that we've constructed for the sake of speed, efficiency or power conservation, may be the very things getting in our way.

How Embracing Your Constraints Can Improve Your Creativity
22 April 2019 — Creativity

How Embracing Your Constraints Can Improve Your Creativity

I've come to accept and embrace my constraints, and begun to find spaces and places where I have an advantage because of 'what I am unable to do'.

Limits and Restrictions, Green Ham and Improving your Creativity
14 April 2019 — Creativity

Limits and Restrictions, Green Ham and Improving your Creativity

Limitations and Constraints aren't the silver bullet for improving creativity, it's simply one approach of many that can improve your creativity.

Yes / No Thinking and the Challenge of Sneaking up on Soft Rocks
8 April 2019 — Creativity

Yes / No Thinking and the Challenge of Sneaking up on Soft Rocks

Unless you're prepared to break your yes / no thinking paradigm, you're going to struggle to find creative possibilities to the solutions you're designing

Guarding Company Culture - A Story of Wells and Fences
16 September 2018 — Culture

Guarding Company Culture - A Story of Wells and Fences

The magic of company culture is found in the wells. It's the unspoken and unwritten items of company culture that has incredible attraction.

Make Your Conference Count. Here's How?
9 September 2018 — Meetings

Make Your Conference Count. Here's How?

If you're going to spend time, money and resource on your next conference, then you need to do everything in your power to make it count.

If You Want To Be More Creative, You Must Play
9 August 2018 — Play

If You Want To Be More Creative, You Must Play

We see creativity in the same way we see physical fitness. If you want to increase your physical fitness, you need to train. It's the same with Creativity

The Future Is There, Looking Back At Us
31 July 2018 — Exploring the Future

The Future Is There, Looking Back At Us

What might happen if we empowered more people with frameworks, techniques and tools to think about the future we're going to meet?