Monthly Archives: March 2010

How do you develop really good ideas? The answer to that is simply. Develop a lot of them. Most new ideas will fail. Only a few will succeed. How to you come up with really good ideas? Come up with … Continue reading →

A recent article in the Harvard Business Review How to Kill Innovation: Keep Asking Questions pointed out the natural result to the question “What about….” The idea dies. But if you don’t ask questions how do you know if a … Continue reading →

In a previous post Building Innovation Part 1I asserted that everyone at one time was creative and innovative and that creativity was actually unlearned. So what can you do to regain your creativity? What can you do to rebuild the … Continue reading →

1. Read more stuff Magazines, books, blogs, food labels… it doesn’t really matter — just read. The more you know the more you have to be creative with. 2. Listen to Music The type of music you listen to can … Continue reading →

Do you want to make a difference? You can’t do that by being one of the masses. If you are in the middle, main stream, or moderate the one thing you cannot do is make a difference. The reason is … Continue reading →