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Geoffrey Moore author of the new book "Dealing with Darwin," as part of his book tour, was in Seattle today and spoke at Starbucks HQ... Geoff introduced the book by explaining many companies (especially technology) focus on innovation during the start-up [...]
Take a look at this quote from the book "Be Our Guest: Perfecting the Art of Customer Service" by the Disney Institute. Think for a moment about a magic show. To the audience, the show elicits feelings of wonder and surprise. [...]
I'm not trying to coin a new term... It's just a catchy headline for what I call "the nouns of innovation." We were taught early that a noun is a person, place, or thing. I use this model to describe the [...]
An excellent way to solve problems is by not letting them happen in the first place through prevention. Prevention is why we bring our cars in for maintenance, visit our doctor for an annual exam, and have a mid-year check-in with [...]
Creative Problem Solving (CPS) Creative problem solving (CPS) is the strategic process to find answers to problems and ways to take advantage of opportunities. Key steps in the process include: identifying a problem, generating alternative solutions, and [...]
Brand Strategy Design - Graphic Design - Web Design - Publishing Consumer Promotions Marketing Strategy Marketing Tools Innovation Selection of projects and tools showcasing my [...]
Creative problem solving (CPS) is the official name for a standard process that includes identifying a problem, generating alternative solutions, and selecting the best/right answer. I consider it one of the best processes to do the things that get you recognized [...]
When I was six or seven years old, my grandfather took a trip to Australia and brought me back a boomerang. While I thought it was the coolest thing, no matter how much I practiced throwing it, it would never come [...]
Be more creative. Generate more ideas. Make better decisions. I want to be better at... [...]
The statue of David is one of the most recognizable pieces of art and is considered a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture. It was carved by Michelangelo (Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni), towers at 17-feet (5.17 meters) tall, took just over three [...]