Business Creativity

When it comes to problem-solving, you will often have to influence people’s behaviour. One particularly powerful way to do this is by using Tiny Habits.

You’ve probably heard of it: the ‘Not Invented Here syndrome’. People tend to reject solutions that originated outside their team, department or organisation. Luckily, you can avoid triggering [...]

Looking for a new business model? In this article you'll read about 10 inspiring types of business models you can apply to your own business.

Athletes want to win. No matter what. And in finding ways to beat the opposition, they can be cunningly creative…

Keep track of all opportunities to be creative. Keep a challenge logbook.

In this article, I will share 5 simple techniques that you can use to find a creative name.

To be able to develop a strong concept, it’s important to know the difference between goals, concepts & ideas. These are the basics of concept development:

Why you should be wary of ‘best practises’, how ‘survival of the fittest’ can actually slow progress in an organisation and why ‘playing it safe’ can be uncannily risky...

Any situation that requires new ideas is a situation that begs for creative thinking. 

Sometimes focussing on the positive is just more fruitful. One way to do this systematically, is Appreciative Inquiry.